Three Programmes
Reading Workshops on Household Money Language
Each Halverin programme is distinct in scope and format. All three share the same reading-led structure, the same small cohort model, and the same commitment to education without advice.
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The Reading-First Methodology
Material Is Sent in Advance
Each session begins before the session. A chapter or worksheet is distributed to participants in advance, with guidance on how to read it and what to notice.
Discussion in a Small Group
Sessions are discussion-led. The facilitator guides conversation around the pre-read material rather than delivering new content. Questions from participants shape the session.
Continued Engagement Between Sessions
Participants are encouraged to notice the vocabulary in their household conversations between sessions. The inter-session period is part of the learning structure, not a gap in it.
All programmes are educational in scope. No advice, no product recommendations, and no regulated services are offered at any point.
Programme 1 · Weekend Workshop
Mid-Life Money Mapping Reading Workshop
A two-day structured workbook workshop for adults aged 42 to 55 on the language and frameworks of mid-life household money mapping. Participants work through household priority mapping, cashflow rhythm structures, household role distribution, and household conversation patterns across both days.
- Clothbound workbook included
- Household reference card for ongoing use
- Access to a follow-up reflection circle
- Cohort of 8–12 participants
- Educational only; no advice offered
Format
Two consecutive days · Saturday and Sunday · Shaw Tower
Programme 2 · Six-Week Programme
Family Conversation Frameworks Reading Programme
A six-week reading programme on the language and frameworks of intergenerational household money conversations. Topics include partner conversations, conversations with adult children, with ageing parents, and sibling coordination discussions. A chapter is distributed ahead of each weekly session, and the cohort meets to discuss it together.
- Clothbound reading binder
- Conversation cards for household use
- Peer discussion notebook
- Cohort of 12 participants
- Educational; no advice offered
Format
Six weekly sessions · Tuesday evenings · Shaw Tower
Programme 3 · Three-Session Circle
Retirement Vocabulary Reading Circle
A three-session reading circle on the vocabulary used in retirement-stage household conversations in Singapore — CPF Life, SRS, drawdown structures, household income mapping in retirement, and the standard documentation used by qualified professionals. Sessions are discussion-led with pre-distributed reading material. The circle is educational and intended to support more confident household conversation, not to substitute for advice from a qualified professional.
- Glossary of retirement vocabulary
- Weekly worksheets for each session
- Peer discussion notebook
- Singapore-specific vocabulary and context
- Educational; not a substitute for professional advice
Format
Three Saturday mornings · 9:00–11:30 · Shaw Tower
Decision Guide
Which Programme Suits You?
| Feature | Money Mapping S$210 |
Family Conversations S$870 |
Retirement Vocabulary S$135 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 2 days | 6 weeks | 3 sessions |
| Cohort size | 8–12 | 12 | 8–12 |
| Physical materials | |||
| Reflection circle | |||
| Best for | Ages 42–55 Household priority review | Multi-gen family conversation starters | Pre-retirement vocabulary building |
All programmes are educational only. No advice or regulated services are offered.
Across All Programmes
Standards Shared by Every Halverin Programme
Education, Not Advice
No Halverin programme constitutes financial advice. The distinction is stated clearly at the outset and maintained throughout every session.
Participant Data Privacy
Enrolment information is held under PDPA-compliant practices and used only for programme administration. It is not shared with any third party.
Written in Singapore Context
All reading material is written for Singapore readers. CPF, SRS, and local household documentation vocabulary are addressed directly and accurately.
Minimum Enrolment Policy
Programmes are only run when the minimum cohort threshold is met. Fewer participants would compromise the discussion model the programme depends on.
Physical Materials Only
All workbooks, binders, and reference materials are physical and produced to a standard that makes them worth keeping. There are no digital-only delivery options.
Discussion-Led Sessions
Sessions are structured around participant discussion of pre-read material. The facilitator guides rather than lectures. Questions from participants shape the direction of each session.
Pricing
Programme Fees
All fees are in Singapore dollars and include all materials and sessions as described.
Weekend Workshop
S$210
per participant
- Two-day workshop
- Clothbound workbook
- Reference card
- Reflection circle access
Six-Week Programme
S$870
per participant
- Six weekly sessions
- Reading binder
- Conversation cards
- Discussion notebook
Reading Circle
S$135
per participant
- Three Saturday sessions
- Vocabulary glossary
- Worksheets
- Discussion notebook
Enrolment
Questions before you decide are welcome.
Each programme runs in cohorts and places are limited. If you would like to discuss which programme may suit your current situation, or ask about upcoming cohort dates, please get in touch.
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