Well, the first thing I did was to do an all search for Prada, as that's how the money is called in the game.
I then saw there are two variables: punyaPrada and punyaPrada2. Guessing that the developer likes us better, I went with the theory that our money is punyaPrada. (punya is has or something like that)
So, what I did next was to search for punyaPrada +
Seeing as how there is a maximum value for money, I'm guessing that there will be an if statement that resets the money. (if money is higher than maxmoney, money = maxmoney)
And here it is, in all it's grandeur:
function tambahPrada1()
{
    if (cekPause == false)
    {
        punyaPrada = punyaPrada + Math.ceil(3 + pilihVillage / 10);
        if (punyaPrada >= maxPrada)
        {
            punyaPrada = maxPrada;
        } // end if
        punyaPrada = Math.ceil(punyaPrada);
    } // end if
} // End of the function
MainTimeline lines 1999-2010Happily I copied the function name and went to the raw data. There I found the if statement:
//9d 02 00 09 00
_if true goto #583
//96 04 00 08 3b 08 3c
_push "punyaPrada" "maxPrada"
//1c
_getVariable
//1d
_setVariable
#11838-#11845Then, I simply NOPed the if statement:
9d 02 00 09 00 96 04 00 08 3b 08 3c 1c 1d =>
02 02 02 02 02 96 04 00 08 3b 08 3c 1c 1d

And voila, you always have maximum money.

The upgrade points are basically the same. Finding the variable for it wasn't difficult; just did a search for upgrade. punyaUpgrade
The if statement in question here is nearly the same: it checks if our upgrade points are higher or equal to the necessary amount. Knowing that, I searched for  punyaUpgrade >=
There are two results, I'm sure you're quite capable of doing the rest of your own. If not, take a peek inside the spoiler tag.

//96 02 00 08 16
_push "hargaUpgradeUnit"
//1c
_getVariable
//96 02 00 08 13
_push "indi"
//1c
_getVariable
//4e
_getMember
//48
_less2
//12
_not
//12
_not
//9d 02 00 46 00
_if true goto #181

96 02 00 08 16 1c 96 02 00 08 13 1c 4e 48 12 12 9d 02 00 46 00 =>
96 02 00 08 16 1c 96 02 00 08 13 1c 4e 48 12 12 02 02 02 02 02

The second one is the same, except for the fact that the 5th byte, 16, is 29 (like so):
96 02 00 08 29 1c 96 02 00 08 13 1c 4e 48 12 12 9d 02 00 46 00 =>
96 02 00 08 29 1c 96 02 00 08 13 1c 4e 48 12 12 902 02 02 02 02

Hope this helped.