Pendula · Singapore
Small-group workshops and four-month reading courses — considered, unhurried, and firmly educational.
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Three structured offerings — each designed around reading, reflection, and structured discussion rather than advice or product selection.
Four-Month Programme
A slow, considered reading programme for adults aged 42 to 55 — examining household money patterns, recurring conversation rhythms, and the small structures formed around income and savings decisions.
Weekend Workshop
A two-day workshop on the language and frameworks of household financial coordination — partner conversations, multi-generational rhythms, and the standard structure of household money meetings. Cohort size of eight to twelve.
Weekend Workshop
A reading-led workshop on the structure of Singapore's national savings and retirement schemes — CPF, SRS, and the public-sector annuity landscape. Participants work through publicly available scheme documentation, focusing on language and structure.
Why Pendula
Sessions open with structured readings and continue through discussion. There is no lecture — participants bring their own experience to the material.
Workshop cohorts are held to eight to twelve participants. This allows for unhurried conversation and space for each person to speak.
Pendula does not offer financial advice, and no products or services are recommended within any programme. The focus is on reading and reflection.
Materials are drawn from Singapore public documentation — CPF Board, SRS scheme literature, and MAS consumer education resources.
The four-month programme is structured around a pace that suits participants who are working or managing household responsibilities alongside their reading.
Each programme includes printed materials — clothbound journals, reference binders, and worksheet cards — designed to be kept and returned to over time.
Enrolment Window
Send us a note with your questions or to learn about upcoming cohort dates. There is no obligation — we are happy to correspond at your own pace.
[email protected] · 200 Cecil Street, #15-02, Singapore 069546
Common Questions
Yes. The programmes are designed for people who want to read and reflect on the subject — not for those with existing expertise. Participants typically find that their everyday household experience is the most relevant background they bring.
The Mid-Career Money Reflection Reading Programme runs across four months with monthly sessions. The two workshops are each held over a weekend — two half-day or full-day sessions. Both formats are discussion-led and reading-centred.
All sessions are held in person at our Cecil Street premises in Singapore. We do not currently offer remote or online formats, as the small-group discussion model relies on participants being in the same room.
No. Pendula is an educational organisation. No financial advice is offered during any programme, and no products or services are recommended. Participants who require regulated financial advice are encouraged to engage a licensed financial adviser separately.
Workshops are limited to cohorts of eight to twelve participants. The four-month programme maintains a similar group size to allow for meaningful discussion over the course of the engagement.
The Mid-Career Money Reflection Reading Programme fee covers all four monthly sessions, the clothbound reflection journal, monthly worksheet cards, and the peer discussion notebook. There are no additional session fees within the programme period.
Please use the enquiry form on this page or write to us at [email protected]. We will respond with current cohort dates and availability. There is no obligation in writing to us.
Reading Hall Location
200 Cecil Street, #15-02, Singapore 069546
Enrolment Window
We read every message carefully and reply within two working days.
Telephone
+65 8260 7493Address
200 Cecil Street, #15-02
Singapore 069546
Reading Hours
Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 18:00
Saturday: 09:00 – 13:00
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed