What does the monk consider the primary source of his RM1 million savings?

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The monk said his RM1 million savings mainly came from public donations and ang pow contributions.
The 73-year-old Buddhist monk, Chan Chai Siang, said that most of his savings were derived from donations, ang pow, and contributions from the public. He also said he used some of the money to help those in need, but the primary source he named was public giving through donations and ang pow.
He credited donations and ang pow as the main contributors
Chan said his savings were “mostly from donations, ang pow and contributions from the public.” This is the central breakdown he gave when explaining where his RM1 million savings came from in his BSN SSP account.
He said he also used part of the money to help others
While describing his savings, Chan added that he “also used some of the money to help those in need.” He framed this as a use of the funds, while still identifying public donations and ang pow as the main source.
His RM1 million came from his BSN SSP savings started last year
Chan began saving in his BSN SSP account in January last year. The RM1 million windfall followed his win in the 124th Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN) Sijil Simpanan Premium (SSP) Millionaire draw.

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