How an Olverix Programme Works
Pre-Reading Distributed
Material arrives before the first session. Participants read at their own pace.
Cohort Sessions
Small groups meet to discuss the reading. Facilitated, not lectured.
Reference Materials
Printed items — binders, cards, notebooks — are taken home for continued use.
Reflection (Optional)
Some programmes include a follow-up reflection circle a few weeks after the final session.
Estate Planning Reading Programme
A ten-session evening reading programme that introduces participants to the vocabulary and frameworks around estate planning in Singapore — wills, LPA documents, advance care arrangements, CPF nomination, and the standard documentation used by qualified professionals.
The programme is reading-led: each session covers a chapter of pre-distributed material with discussion in small groups of twelve. Suitable for adults aged 45 and above who want to approach these topics with more vocabulary before working with qualified professionals. Educational in nature; not advisory.
What the programme covers:
- Will structures and their vocabulary in Singapore
- Lasting Power of Attorney — what it is and how it functions
- Advance Care Planning documents and their scope
- CPF nomination procedures and their interaction with wills
- Standard professional documentation participants may encounter
Materials included:
- Clothbound reading binder
- Weekly glossary cards (one per session)
- Peer discussion notebook
Household Balance Sheet Reading Workshop
A weekend workshop on the vocabulary and structure of a household balance sheet — the categories, the rhythms of review, the language of household assets and obligations, and the questions worth asking when a household enters a new life stage.
Participants work through a structured workbook covering household asset categorisation and obligation mapping. Educational in scope; no advice or product recommendations are offered. Cohort size of eight to twelve.
Topics covered in the workbook:
- Household asset categories and how to read them
- Obligation mapping and its language
- Life-stage transitions and balance sheet implications
- Rhythms of review — how often and what to look for
- Questions worth asking at different household stages
Materials included:
- Printed workbook
- Spreadsheet reference template
- Access to follow-up reflection circle
Singapore Retirement Reading Overview
A two-session reading overview of Singapore's national retirement landscape — the CPF Life payout structure, the Retirement Account formation, and the SRS contribution framework. The overview is reading-led; sessions consist of guided discussion of pre-distributed material.
The cohort meets twice across a fortnight in a small format of fourteen participants. Educational in scope; no product recommendations are offered.
Reading overview covers:
- CPF Life — how the payout structure is arranged
- Retirement Account formation and the vocabulary around it
- Supplementary Retirement Scheme — contribution framework and scope
- Questions worth clarifying with a financial professional
Materials included:
- Printed reference card
- Vocabulary booklet
- Reflection notebook
Programme Comparison at a Glance
| Feature | Estate Planning | Balance Sheet | Retirement Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sessions | 10 evenings | 1 weekend | 2 sessions |
| Cohort size | Up to 12 | 8–12 | Up to 14 |
| Reading binder | – | – | |
| Workbook | – | – | |
| Vocabulary booklet / cards | – | ||
| Reflection circle | – | – | |
| Fee per participant | S$870 | S$220 | S$130 |
| Best for | Adults 45+ approaching estate documents | Adults at a life-stage transition | Adults wanting a CPF/SRS overview |
Standards Applied Across All Programmes
Regardless of which programme you join, these standards apply.
Educational Scope Only
No advice, no product recommendations, no referrals to financial product providers.
Verified Content
Material is checked against current Singapore regulatory publications before each cohort intake.
Data Privacy
Participant data handled in accordance with Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act. Not shared with third parties.
Cohort Caps Maintained
Cohort maximums are strictly maintained. Additional intakes are run rather than enlarging groups.
Facilitated, Not Lectured
Facilitators are trained to guide discussion from the reading material — not to lecture or interpret on behalf of participants.
Physical Materials Included
All printed reading materials are included in the programme fee. No additional purchases are required or suggested.
Programme Fees
- 2 sessions
- Reference card + vocabulary booklet
- Up to 14 participants
- Weekend workshop format
- Workbook + reflection circle access
- 8–12 participants
- 10 evening sessions
- Clothbound binder + 10 glossary cards
- Up to 12 participants
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