280+
Participants to date
4.7
Average programme rating
34
Cohort cycles completed
88%
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Participant Accounts
From Past Cohort Members
"I went into the Long-Term Planning Reading Group not entirely sure what to expect. What I found was that reading the material before each session meant we could actually discuss it properly — rather than sitting through a presentation. The conversation among the twelve of us over eight months was genuinely substantive. I came away with a much clearer vocabulary for conversations I had been putting off for years."
Lim Hui Fen
Tampines · Long-Term Planning Group · April 2025
"The Household Coordination Reading Circle was something my husband and I attended separately, then compared notes over dinner after each session. The conversation cards were surprisingly useful — they gave us a structure for discussions that we had previously approached without much of a framework. The format is understated, which suits the content. Nothing flashy, just good material and good discussion."
Priya Krishnamurthy
Buona Vista · Household Coordination Circle · March 2025
"I have been to financial education events before — and this is a different thing. No product at the end, no sales energy, just a group of people of similar age reading and talking. The Money Mindset Reflection Workshop was a good use of a weekend. The workbook is something I still refer to."
Tan Wei Liang
Bishan · Money Mindset Workshop · May 2025
"The eight-month format of the Long-Term Planning Reading Group is what made it work for me. One session a month gives enough time to think about what was discussed before the next meeting. The reading list covered things I had seen mentioned in passing — drawdown approaches, longevity planning — but never had a proper opportunity to read and discuss at length. The facilitator was good at keeping the conversation on track without it feeling managed."
Rajesh Selvakumar
Clementi · Long-Term Planning Group · February 2025
"I appreciated that the scope was stated very clearly from the start — reading and discussion, not advice. It meant I could engage with the material without feeling that someone was steering me toward something. The Household Coordination Circle was four sessions, which felt about right for the content. I would have welcomed one more session to follow up on some of the intergenerational planning material, but that is a minor point."
Cecilia Goh
Toa Payoh · Household Coordination Circle · April 2025
"The Money Mindset Reflection Workshop gave me a useful structure for thinking about things I had kept somewhat vague for a long time. The workbook prompts were well designed — not intrusive, but specific enough to be genuinely useful. I finished the weekend with several pages of notes I have returned to more than once."
Margaret Wee
Serangoon · Money Mindset Workshop · March 2025
Participant Journeys
How Three Participants Describe Their Experience
The Starting Point
At 54, Boon Keat had been telling himself he should think more clearly about the next decade of his household finances — but each time he looked at material on the topic, it either felt like a sales approach or assumed more foundational knowledge than he had.
The Programme
He joined the Long-Term Planning Reading Group in the September 2024 cohort. He found the eight-month pace suited the content — one session per month gave him time to read and reflect rather than rushing through topics.
What Changed
By the end of the programme he described having a clearer vocabulary for the conversations he needed to have — with his partner, with his adult children, and eventually with a financial adviser he had not felt ready to approach before.
"I did not come away with answers, but I came away with better questions. That is a fair description of what the programme delivered."
— Ng Boon Keat, Long-Term Planning Reading Group, cohort 2024
The Starting Point
Sunita and her husband had been having the same circular conversation about household money for several years — each bringing different assumptions to the discussion and neither finding a shared vocabulary for moving it forward.
The Programme
They attended the Household Coordination Reading Circle in separate cohorts — two sessions apart — and compared notes at home between sessions. The conversation cards became a regular fixture in their Friday evening discussions.
What Changed
Their conversations became more structured without becoming more formal. They developed a shared reference point — a common vocabulary for the topics that had previously felt too open-ended to discuss productively.
"The conversation cards gave our discussions a shape they had been missing. That alone was worth the time."
— Sunita Pillai, Household Coordination Reading Circle, cohort 2025
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