A plain-English financial literacy course for working adults in Singapore. We explain budgeting, insurance, investment risk and retirement planning as concepts — so you can read any product brochure and ask better questions. We do not sell, recommend or arrange any financial product.
Open to Singapore residents aged 18 and above. Conducted in English.
Each session is 60 minutes: 40 minutes of teaching, 20 minutes of live Q&A. Slides and a worksheet are sent after every session.
Building a monthly cash-flow picture you will actually keep using.
Protection as a concept — pooling risk, not chasing returns.
The relationship between risk, return, time and diversification.
Turning a vague worry into a number you can review each year.
No sales call, no adviser follow-up, no product pitch at the end. If you ask us for a product recommendation, we will decline and suggest you speak to a licensed adviser.
Name, email, and the intake you want. A mobile number is optional and only used if a session time changes.
We email the link, the schedule and the Week 1 worksheet. Nothing else is sent unless you opt in.
Sessions run on weekday evenings, Singapore time. Recordings stay available to you for 90 days.
One click unsubscribes you from everything. We delete registration data 12 months after your last intake.
You have income for the first time and no framework for deciding what to do with it.
You have several policies and accounts and are not sure how they fit together.
You want to sanity-check a plan you already have, using your own numbers.
This course is general education for a general audience. It does not take into account your specific objectives, financial situation or needs, and nothing in it should be treated as a personal recommendation.
Next intake starts on the first Tuesday of each month. Seats are limited so that the live Q&A stays useful.
No. Money Basics SG is a private educational initiative run by [Your Company Pte. Ltd.]. We are not part of, appointed by, endorsed by or affiliated with the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the CPF Board, any ministry, statutory board or national financial education programme. Any resemblance of topic is simply because these are the topics adults need. Free official resources are also available directly from the relevant public agencies.
We do not hold, and do not need to hold, a financial adviser's licence, because we do not provide financial advisory services. We teach general concepts only. We never recommend a specific product, never arrange a transaction, and never analyse an individual's portfolio. For advice on your own situation, please consult a professional licensed by the relevant Singapore authority — you can verify a firm or representative on the regulator's public register before dealing with them.
There is no catch and no upsell at the end. The course is funded by [Your Company Pte. Ltd.] as part of its community programme. We receive no commission, referral fee or other payment from any bank, insurer, brokerage, fund manager or platform, and no third party pays for placement in the curriculum. If that ever changes, we will disclose it on this page before your intake begins.
No. Course emails are transactional only. Marketing contact happens solely if you tick the optional consent box, and even then it is limited to our own courses and articles — never a product offer. We do not sell, rent or share your contact details with third parties for their marketing.
No, and you should be sceptical of anyone who does. We make no representation about any financial result. Past performance of any market or product is not indicative of future performance, and the value of investments can fall as well as rise.
Email [email protected] and we will action it within 30 days. You can withdraw marketing consent separately from course consent; withdrawing marketing consent does not affect your place on the course.
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