Tarrith
Reading and discussion setting

Singapore · Adults 40 & Above

Reading Programmes on Household Financial Vocabulary

Small-group, discussion-led courses for adults who want a thoughtful, unhurried approach to understanding Singapore's household financial landscape.

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+65 8527 3946 [email protected] Small cohorts · 6–14 participants

Our Programmes

Three Reading Programmes

Each programme is educational in nature. No advice or product recommendations are offered. All content draws on publicly available material.

Pre-Retirement Reading Programme
12 Weeks

Pre-Retirement Reading Programme

A twelve-week reading programme for adults aged 50 to 60. Chapters cover CPF Life payout structures, the SRS framework, household cashflow reshaping, and intergenerational dialogue — discussed weekly in a cohort of twelve.

  • Weekly small-group discussion sessions
  • Clothbound reading binder included
  • Private cohort discussion notebook

S$650

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Family Money Meetings Workshop
Weekend Workshop

Family Money Meetings Workshop

A weekend workshop on the practical conduct of family money conversations — preparing agendas, managing multi-generational turn-taking, documenting discussions, and following up between sessions. Groups of six to ten participants.

  • Structured meeting simulations
  • Printed meeting playbook & agenda templates
  • Quarterly follow-up reflection circle

S$190

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Singapore Savings Schemes Reading Group
3 Sessions

Singapore Savings Schemes Reading Group

A three-session reading group introducing the Singapore Savings Bond programme, the SRS framework, and the public-sector annuity landscape — using publicly available scheme documentation. Cohort of fourteen, meeting weekly.

  • Guided discussion of scheme documentation
  • Printed reference binder & vocabulary cards
  • Small reflection circle included

S$310

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Why Tarrith

What Shapes Our Approach

No Advice, No Pressure

Our programmes are purely educational. We discuss publicly available material. No products are recommended, no decisions are pushed.

Small Cohorts by Design

Every session runs with no more than fourteen participants. This allows for considered discussion rather than passive listening.

Reading-Led Structure

Materials are distributed in advance. Sessions are conversation-focused — reviewing what participants have read, not delivering lectures.

Paced for the 40+ Adult

Our programmes are designed for working adults and semi-retirees with full lives. Schedules are structured, not rushed.

Singapore Context Throughout

All programmes draw on local frameworks — CPF, SRS, SSB, and the regulatory landscape specific to Singapore residents.

Tangible Reading Materials

Each programme includes printed binders, vocabulary cards, and summary sheets — materials you can return to long after the sessions conclude.

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A Considered Starting Point for Financial Literacy

Whether you are approaching retirement, navigating household conversations, or simply wanting to understand Singapore's savings landscape more thoroughly — our programmes offer a structured space for reflection.

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+65 8527 3946 [email protected]

Frequently Asked

Questions About Our Programmes

Who are these programmes designed for?
Our programmes are designed for adults aged 40 and above who want to build familiarity with household financial vocabulary in Singapore. Participants do not need any prior knowledge — the programmes begin from foundational concepts and proceed at a considered pace.
Are these programmes regulated financial advice?
No. Tarrith provides educational reading programmes and discussion-led workshops only. We do not hold a financial advisory licence, and we do not offer advice on specific products, investments, or individual circumstances. All content draws on publicly available documentation.
How large are the cohorts?
Cohort sizes are deliberately small. The Pre-Retirement Reading Programme accommodates twelve participants; the Family Money Meetings Workshop runs with six to ten; the Singapore Savings Schemes Reading Group is capped at fourteen. Small cohorts are central to the discussion format we use.
Where are sessions held?
Sessions are held at our premises at Gateway East, Beach Road, Singapore. Venue details and access instructions are shared with enrolled participants in advance of each session date.
What are the programme fees, and how do I pay?
Fees are S$650 for the Pre-Retirement Reading Programme, S$190 for the Family Money Meetings Workshop, and S$310 for the Singapore Savings Schemes Reading Group. Payment methods and invoicing details are provided after your enrolment enquiry is reviewed.
How do I enrol?
Please use the enquiry form on this page or contact us directly by phone or email. We will respond within two working days with available cohort dates and next steps.
What is included in the programme fee?
Fees cover all session attendance, printed reading binders, vocabulary or summary cards, and any cohort materials listed in the programme description. Refreshments during sessions are also included.

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Our Location

152 Beach Road, #21-08, Gateway East, Singapore 189721

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Contact Details

Telephone

+65 8527 3946

Address

152 Beach Road, #21-08
Gateway East
Singapore 189721

Office Hours

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

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