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Padi Finance
SINGAPORE · FINANCIAL EDUCATION
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Preparing for the years ahead, one considered step at a time

Small-group courses designed for people in their forties and beyond — covering household planning, investing, and retirement preparation in an environment that respects your experience.

Three programmes, each at its own pace

Each course is a self-contained programme with workbook materials, small discussion groups, and a personal summary document to take away.

Household Financial Planning

5 WEEKS · SMALL COHORT

Cultivating a Household Financial Plan

A five-week course covering household balance sheets, CPF account overview, retirement timelines, household insurance, and an initial look at investment categories. Gentle workbook exercises, honest small-group discussion.

  • Personal summary document upon completion
  • CPF account walkthrough included
  • Insurance review framework
S$175 Enquire
Patient Introduction to Investing

9 WEEKS · SMALL COHORT

A Patient Introduction to Investing

Nine weeks on investing for learners who prefer a careful pace. Asset classes, portfolio construction, local SGX instruments, fee analysis, and the behavioural aspects most relevant in your forties and beyond. Includes a capstone portfolio session.

  • SGX instruments covered in context
  • Weekly readings and workbook segments
  • Sample portfolio capstone session
S$290 Enquire
Retirement Readiness Review

7 WEEKS · SMALL COHORT

Retirement Readiness Review

A seven-week course for those within roughly five years of their intended retirement date. Covers CPF LIFE election timing, SRS drawdown sequencing, healthcare reserve sizing, and household coordination documentation.

  • Personal retirement readiness document
  • CPF LIFE and SRS modules included
  • Healthcare reserve sizing framework
S$420 Enquire

Learning that respects where you are in life

Small cohorts, not lecture halls

Each group is kept deliberately small so that discussion feels personal and questions are welcome, not rushed past.

Singapore-specific content

CPF, SRS, SGX instruments, and local healthcare costs — the material is built for the Singapore context, not adapted from overseas curricula.

Unhurried pace by design

The pace is set for people who want to think carefully, not keep up. Workbook exercises are designed for reflection, not speed.

Personal documents to keep

Each course ends with a personalised summary document — something concrete to refer to, share with family, or revisit over time.

Peers at a similar stage

Learners are grouped with others in a comparable situation, so conversations draw on shared context rather than a wide mix of ages and circumstances.

No product sales, no pressure

Padi Finance is an education provider only. No financial products are sold through our programmes, and learners are never directed toward any specific provider.

Not sure which course fits your situation?

Send us a message or call — we are happy to describe each programme in more detail and help you decide which one suits your current circumstances and timing.

Things people commonly ask before enrolling

Do I need any prior financial knowledge to attend?
No prior knowledge is assumed. The introductory course in particular is designed for people who are engaging with their household finances more seriously for the first time. The pace allows for questions at every stage.
How are the courses delivered — in person or online?
Courses are delivered in person at our Bras Basah Road premises in Singapore. Small groups meet once a week for the duration of the programme. Workbook materials are provided in printed form and are yours to keep.
Will the courses tell me what to invest in specifically?
Our courses cover concepts, frameworks, and categories — not specific product recommendations. We are not licensed financial advisers, and we do not give personal financial advice or direct participants toward specific investments. The goal is to help you ask better questions and understand your own situation more clearly.
What is the group size for each course?
We keep cohorts at eight to twelve participants. This allows for genuine discussion and ensures the instructor can attend to questions without the session becoming rushed.
Can spouses or partners attend together?
Yes, and we find it particularly useful for household financial planning discussions when both partners are present. Each person will need their own enrolment, but we are happy to place couples in the same cohort where possible.
What is the refund or withdrawal policy?
A full refund is available if you withdraw more than seven days before the first session. Withdrawals within seven days of the start date are eligible for a credit toward a future cohort. Please contact us directly to discuss your circumstances — we prefer a conversation to a rigid policy.

Visit Us at Bras Basah

We are located on the fifteenth floor of the building at 51 Bras Basah Road, in the Bras Basah arts and civic district of Singapore. The premises are accessible by MRT from City Hall and Bras Basah stations.

51 Bras Basah Road, #15-02, Singapore 189554

Get in Touch

We welcome enquiries about any of our programmes. There is no obligation — just a conversation to help you decide if our courses are a good fit.

Contact Details

TELEPHONE

+65 9163 8472

ADDRESS

51 Bras Basah Road, #15-02
Singapore 189554

OFFICE HOURS

Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday: 9:30 am – 1:00 pm
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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