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Young Malaysians delaying marriage amid cost pressures, career uncertainty, says LPPKN
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KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 — Economic pressures, job mismatches, and challenges in building a career have been identifie...
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BERNAMA
· Jul 9, 2026
General : Economic Pressures, Job Mismatches Forcing Youth To Delay Marriage - LPPKN
KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 (Bernama) -- Economic pressures, job mismatches, and challenges in building a career have been identified as factors driving some young people to delay marriage, according to the National Population and Family Development Board (LPPKN).
South China Morning Post
· Jul 4, 2026
Is super-ageing Singapore headed for population decline?
Five years into her marriage to a finance executive, Clare* is still doing the sums on leaving behind a life unencumbered by the high price of parenthood. At 31, the Singaporean doctor instead finds herself wondering if she will feel different about their “dink” (dual income, no kids) lifestyle in another three years. “The thought of having kids also feels more like an obligation just to complete the nuclear family,” she said. “I see so many more disadvantages about having children, rather than...
Utusan Malaysia
· Jul 11, 2026
PRN Johor: Mengundi detik bersejarah buat pengantin baharu Nurul Aida-Raja Akmal
KLUANG: Pilihan Raya Negeri (PRN) Johor ke-16 menjadi detik bersejarah buat sepasang pengantin baharu apabila meninggalkan majlis perkahwinan mereka seketika untuk menunaikan tanggungjawab sebagai pengundi. Pengantin, Nurul Aida Mohd Kamal, 25, berkata, dia terkejut apabila Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya (SPR) mengumumkan tarikh mengundi yang sama dengan hari persandingannya. Kata Nurul Aid, dia rasa teruja kerana dapat ... Read more The post PRN Johor: Mengundi detik bersejarah buat pengantin baharu Nurul Aida-Raja Akmal appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.
Dateline Nigeria
· Jul 1, 2026
Jigawa residents decry delayed marriages among women
Some residents of Dutse in Jigawa have expressed concern over the increasing delay in marriage among young women in the state. They attributed the trend to unemployment, rising cost of living, societal norms and other marriage-related challenges. The residents, who spoke in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Dutse, The post Jigawa residents decry delayed marriages among women appeared first on Dateline Nigeria.
National Post
· Jun 30, 2026
I love my boyfriend and our life together, except for one big thing. Is it a deal-breaker? | Ask Rebecca
Advice from NP: The right thing to do is say, 'I'm not comfortable getting married or having children until we're both working toward that future'
The korea Herald News
· Jun 28, 2026
[Rachel Sheffield] Marriage's higher material norms
Have rising material expectations made marriage feel less attainable for today’s young adults? Marriage rates have steadily been declining for several decades. Roughly one-third of Gen Z is expected to remain single by age 45, and to perhaps never marry at all. A common reason young adults give for not being married is a lack of financial resources. And a popular narrative these days says that declining wages among working-class young men makes supporting a family far more challenging than in th
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Related coverage for "Young Malaysians delaying marriage amid cost pressures, career uncertainty, says LPPKN": BERNAMA — General : Economic Pressures, Job Mismatches Forcing Youth To Delay Marriage - LPPKN. South China Morning Post — Is super-ageing Singapore headed for population decline?. Utusan Malaysia — PRN Johor: Mengundi detik bersejarah buat pengantin baharu Nurul Aida-Raja Akmal. Dateline Nigeria — Jigawa residents decry delayed marriages among women. National Post — I love my boyfriend and our life together, except for one big thing. Is it a deal-breaker? | Ask Rebecca. The korea Herald News — [Rachel Sheffield] Marriage's higher material norms