Singapore · Adults 40 & Above

A Quiet Place
to Think About
Your Finances

Brynell offers carefully structured reading workshops and small-cohort discussion series for adults who want to approach household financial topics with more knowledge and confidence — at their own pace, without pressure.

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Small cohorts of 6–12

+65 6708 4239

[email protected]

OCBC Centre, Singapore

Our Reading Programmes

Each programme is designed around a reading workbook or structured reading list, with space for peer discussion and quiet reflection. No advice is offered — the focus is on building your own vocabulary and frameworks.

Mid-Life Budget Reset

A three-session evening reading workshop for adults aged 40–55 navigating a mid-life household budget rethink. Workbook-led with structured mapping exercises and peer discussion rounds.

Printed reset workbook & ledger template
Three weekday evening sessions
Two follow-up reflection circles

S$330 Enquire

Long-Term Planning Series

A nine-month monthly reading series for adults 45–60 wanting a slow, considered introduction to long-horizon personal planning vocabulary — drawdown concepts, longevity mapping, intergenerational language.

Clothbound reading binder & monthly cards
Private cohort of twelve participants
Private cohort newsletter each month

S$880 Enquire

Household Communication

A weekend workshop on conversational frameworks for household financial topics across generations — partners, adult children, ageing parents. Small-group format, 6–10 participants.

Printed communication guide & scenario cards
Weekend workshop format
Follow-up reflection circle

S$155 Enquire

What Makes Brynell Different

Reading-Led Format

Sessions are structured around a curated reading list rather than lectures. Participants arrive having read, then discuss together — at a considered pace.

Small, Stable Cohorts

Groups are capped at 6–12 participants. You meet the same people each session, which allows discussion to develop depth rather than staying at surface level.

Purely Educational

No advice is offered. Brynell's role is to provide vocabulary, frameworks, and structured discussion space — not to direct your decisions.

Soft, Considered Tone

Content is written and facilitated for adults who may be approaching these topics after years of avoidance. No pressure, no jargon, no urgency language.

Central Singapore Location

Sessions are held at OCBC Centre in the CBD — accessible from most parts of the island, with dining options nearby for post-session reflection.

Tangible Reading Materials

Each programme includes printed workbooks or a clothbound reading binder — materials designed to remain useful long after the sessions conclude.

Ready to Begin Reading?

If you've been meaning to look more carefully at how your household finances are structured — but haven't found a calm, unhurried space to do so — a Brynell programme may suit you. Reach out and we'll help you find the right starting point.

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+65 6708 4239 · [email protected]

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are these programmes designed for?

Brynell programmes are designed for adults aged 40 and above in Singapore who want to develop a more considered understanding of household financial topics. Participants come from varied backgrounds — some are navigating a mid-life transition, others want to begin thinking ahead, and others want to improve communication with family members about shared finances.

Is this financial advice?

No. Brynell programmes are educational in nature. We do not offer financial advice, investment recommendations, or regulated financial services. Sessions are structured around reading materials and facilitated discussion. If you need personalised financial advice, we encourage you to consult a licensed financial adviser.

How are sessions structured?

Each session is workbook-led or reading-led. Participants are given materials in advance and are expected to have read them before arriving. Sessions then begin with a brief opening passage from the facilitator, followed by structured discussion in small groups or as a full cohort. The pace is deliberately unhurried.

What is the cohort size?

Cohort sizes are kept small to preserve the quality of discussion. The Long-Term Planning Reading Series accommodates up to twelve participants. The Household Communication Workshop runs with six to ten. The Mid-Life Budget Reset Workshop is flexible but similarly small. Once a cohort is full, we hold enquiries for the next available intake.

Where do sessions take place?

All sessions are held at our reading space at 65 Chulia Street, #18-04, OCBC Centre, Singapore 049513. The venue is accessible via the Raffles Place MRT station. Parking is available in the building.

What is included in the programme fee?

Programme fees cover all printed reading materials (workbook, ledger template, binder, or scenario cards depending on programme), all session attendance, and any included follow-up reflection circles. Fees are listed in Singapore Dollars (SGD) and are payable in full at the time of registration.

How do I register or enquire?

Use the contact form below or call us at +65 6708 4239 during office hours (Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm). We typically respond to written enquiries within two working days. Please mention which programme interests you and your preferred intake timing.

Find Our Reading Space

65 Chulia Street, #18-04, OCBC Centre, Singapore 049513

Enrolment Window

Write to us about any programme. We'll confirm current cohort availability and share the next intake date.

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