(Reuters) -Shares of Waystar fell 2.3% below their initial public offering price in their Nasdaq Global Select Market debut on Friday, giving the healthcare payments company a valuation of $3.50 billion.
WHEN I was eight, my parents took my siblings and I to a bank in Petaling Jaya New Town, Selangor, for a big financial milestone – opening an account.
They vowed to set aside a portion of their salary increment for their retirement and were grateful they could afford to do so. With rising life expectancy, people need to be prepared for a long and hopefully, physically active retirement.By setting aside a certain amount each month consistently, we are more likely to make saving a priority and see our nest egg grow.We were told that for those employed, there was some form of retirement planning by default through the Employees Provident Fund .
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