Ikigai is made up of two parts, “iki” and “gai”. “Iki” means “life” in Japanese and more specifically can be translated to “lifetime” and “everyday life”. “Gai” means “worth”. Since the concept of ikigai aligns more with everyday life, ikigai means living the day-to-day life that is worth living.

In this workshop, we will share how you can find your ikigai and make thoughtful financial decisions so that they can support your life or ikigai decisions, to move from success to significance.

Speaker:

Christopher Tan | CEO of Providend

Central Provident Fund (CPF) is an integral part of every Singaporean and Singapore PR’s life as it is compulsory savings and is meant to provide us with a basic retirement lifestyle. If you understand it well, it can be effectively used to complement your other assets to give you a reliable stream of income during your retirement years.

In this workshop, we will share key features of CPF and how you can optimise it for your own retirement planning.

Speaker:

Christopher Tan | CEO of Providend

There are a number of ways you can build wealth – from founding a successful start-up to receiving a hefty inheritance. For the everyday consumer, though, becoming wealthy usually requires a longer-term strategy. That can include a number of components, such as budgeting, investing and managing your money well.

In this workshop, we will unpack the personal wealth equation and share the key pillars to building wealth sustainably.

Speaker:

Ray Zheng | Client Adviser at Providend