Financial Reading Programmes · Singapore
Reading series for adults who want to understand household finance on their own terms
Small-cohort workshops led by structured reading — not sales, not advice. Vocabulary, frameworks, and quiet discussion for adults aged 40 and above.
Reading Catalogue
Current programme offerings
Each programme is structured around advance reading, followed by small-group discussion. No financial products are presented, and no advice is offered.
Late-Career Reading Series
A reading series for adults aged 48 to 60 on the vocabulary of late-career household finance — phased working-hours reduction, Singapore's national retirement income structure, and employer benefit documentation.
- Clothbound reading binder included
- Weekly summary cards
- Private cohort discussion notebook
- Cohort of twelve participants
Household Coordination Reading Workshop
A weekend workshop on the language of household financial coordination — partner conversations, multi-generational arrangements, and the rhythms of household money meetings. Scenario-based workbook across two days.
- Printed workbook included
- Conversation card set
- Follow-up reflection circle
- Cohort of 8–12 participants
Document Organisation Reading Circle
A four-session reading circle on organising household personal finance paperwork in Singapore — bank correspondence, insurance documents, CPF statements, mortgage paperwork, and personal records.
- Printed organising workbook
- Digital templates included
- Reusable folder system
- Reading-led, reflection between sessions
Enrolment Window
Would you like to join the next cohort?
Each programme runs with a small group. Places are discussed on enquiry. We are glad to answer questions about the reading material, the cohort format, or what to expect from the sessions.
Why Tovrik
What makes our approach considered
Reading-led, not lecture-led
Participants read a chapter before each session. The group then discusses it. No slides, no one-way presentations.
Small, focused cohorts
Groups of eight to twelve participants keep discussion substantive and allow for genuine exchange between people in comparable life situations.
Clearly educational, not advisory
No financial products are presented. No advice is given. The programmes concern vocabulary, frameworks, and document literacy.
Singapore-specific content
Reading material references CPF structures, local bank documentation, and Singapore-specific regulatory terminology rather than generic international content.
Printed materials throughout
Each programme includes physical reading binders, workbooks, or folder systems. Materials are designed to be kept and referred to after the sessions end.
Designed for adults 40 and above
The vocabulary, scenarios, and discussion examples are drawn from the life situations of people in mid- to late working life, not from a general adult curriculum.
Questions
Commonly asked before enrolment
What does "reading-led" mean in practice?
Are these programmes regulated financial services?
How do I know which programme suits my situation?
How many people attend each programme?
What are the programme fees and what do they cover?
Where do the sessions take place?
Is any prior financial knowledge required?
How is participant information handled?
Location
Find our reading room
158 Cecil Street, #12-01, Dapenso Building, Singapore 069545
Enrolment Window
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Contact Details
Telephone
+65 8645 9023Reading Room
158 Cecil Street, #12-01
Dapenso Building
Singapore 069545
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 18:00
Saturday: 10:00 – 14:00
Closed Sunday and public holidays
Enquiries are typically answered within two working days. Programme schedules and availability are discussed by correspondence.
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