Free 3-hour class · Singapore · every Wednesday
Only 15% of Singapore workers think their job is safe. The other 85% are doing nothing about it.
The global average is 22%. We are below Asia-Pacific. Three hours on a Wednesday is not a big ask against a number like that.
Free. In person. It is a property class — details below.
People from this community
“Before this I had never bought anything other than my own flat.”
Cleo Goh — Past attendee
“I was not born into money. I just started before I felt ready.”
Lenney Leong — Past attendee
- 5.0★
- Average across 655 reviews
- 5,200+
- Singaporeans through the classes
- 800+
- Properties acquired by attendees
Two minutes of honesty before you book
Come if
- You are employed, you are paid reasonably, and you know your entire plan currently sits with one company.
- You have thought about doing something for a while and have not converted that into an evening.
- You are willing for the answer to be property, because that is what this specific class teaches.
- You can make one of four sittings at 10 Anson Road.
Don't come if
- You want AI training. Not this. Genuinely, close the tab — we would rather you did than sat through three hours of the wrong thing.
- You want something that pays this month.
- You want to be sold certainty. Nobody has any to sell you.
The gap between what the statistics say and what your week feels like
On paper, Singapore is fine. Unemployment has sat at 2.0% for five straight quarters. Inflation is running around 1.8%. By any historical standard those are good numbers and it would be dishonest to tell you otherwise.
And yet: 49% of Singapore employees expect restructuring or automation to hit their role this year against a global average of 37%. Only 15% feel their job is secure. Around 30% of respondents to NTUC's 2026 sentiment survey said outright that they are anxious AI will replace what they do, and 45% believe fresh-graduate roles will be automated first.
Both of those things are true at once, and that is exactly why nobody acts. The macro numbers are calm enough to justify waiting, and the personal signal is loud enough to keep you awake. So the sensible-feeling move is to do nothing for another quarter, and then another one.
Ten years of that is how people arrive at fifty with a good salary, a flat, a healthy savings balance and no second thing.
This is a free class about starting the second thing. Specifically, it is about Singapore property — the arithmetic of owning something that pays you regardless of what your employer decides in the next reorganisation. It will not make you rich by Christmas and it does not require you to quit anything.
The macro numbers are calm enough to justify waiting. The personal signal is loud enough to keep you awake.
Three things worth three hours
- 01Time and money
The cost of another year of waiting, expressed as a number
Not as a guilt trip — as arithmetic. Loan tenure is capped against your age, which means the runway available to you shortens every year whether or not you use it. Most people have never seen what a year of delay actually costs them. You will.
- 02Could I do it
Why the people who do this are not smarter than you
They are earlier and more specific. That is genuinely most of it. Cleo Goh had never bought anything but her own flat. Lee Joo Hong is an engineer. Neither of them had an edge you do not have.
- 03Does it work
What still works in a market where volumes fell 25%
Private transaction volumes were down 25.4% year on year and HDB resale has slipped two quarters running. The class does not pretend this is 2021. It works through what functions under current conditions, which is a much more useful question.
From the room
“A wonderful lesson. I was taught real skills for getting myself out of the rat race.”
William TeyVerified review“The fear I carried turned out to be just an ingrained perception that I can now overcome. I left with real confidence.”
Kai FooVerified review“I learnt much more than I ever thought I would. It is not only about investment — it strengthened my whole mindset.”
Koh Kai KiatVerified review“It gave me not just a fantastic insight, but a real shift in how I think and what I believe is possible.”
SB TanVerified review“Real, simple and pragmatic. They make sure everyone leaves with actual skills in mindset and money management.”
Chiang Heng KhengVerified review“I am an engineer. I did not come from finance. The maths was the part I could actually handle.”
Results described are those of specific individuals and are not typical. Property and business outcomes depend on your own circumstances, capital and decisions. You may not get comparable results.
The three hours
10 Anson Road. In person, not a webinar.
- 01Where the Singapore market actually is right now, using URA, HDB and MOM figures rather than vibes.
- 02The arithmetic of an asset that pays for itself, done slowly, on a screen, with the unflattering numbers left in.
- 03Why most people who try this stall in the first eighteen months, and the two decisions that cause it.
- 04How to work out what you can realistically service — and how to tell when the answer is nothing yet.
- 05A break. Coffee. Leave here if you want to.
- 06Questions, in the room, including the awkward ones.
About the class
This is a property class.
We have led with the job-security data because it is why most people start looking. The class teaches Singapore property investing. Around 5,200 Singaporeans have been through it across 220 classes. You will land on the booking page to choose a session.
Happening every Wednesday, in person at 10 Anson Road, Singapore 079903, #26-15. Registration is handled on the booking page.
Before you book
Is this about AI?
No. AI-driven restructuring is why the question feels urgent, and it is why this page leads where it does. The class teaches property. If you wanted AI training, this is not it.
Why do you need my credit card for a free class?
The booking page uses a card only to verify that a real person is holding the seat. You are not charged, there is no trial, and nothing recurs. It exists because a free class with no friction gets booked out by people who never turn up, and then someone who wanted the seat could not have it.
Will you sell me something at the end?
At the end of the class you will be told that paid programmes exist. Nobody will block the door, there is no back-of-room rush, and you can leave at the break without explaining yourself. If a three-hour class only makes sense to you when nothing is ever offered, this is not the right room.
Is this MLM, or recruitment?
No. There is nothing to sign up downline, no products to move, and you are not being recruited into an agency. It is a class in a room.
Is this financial advice?
No. The organiser is not regulated or licensed by MAS to provide financial services. The class is education. Any decision you make afterwards is yours, and worth checking with a licensed professional.
Every Wednesday. That is not a marketing device.
It runs every Wednesday, one room with a fixed number of chairs. When a session is full the next Wednesday is the next Wednesday, and there is no counter on this page pretending otherwise.
When
Happening every Wednesday
Where
10 Anson Road, Singapore 079903, #26-15
You are in the 85%. Spend one Wednesday on it.
Free, three hours, in person, and you keep your job the whole time. The downside is an evening.
Card required for verification only. You are not charged.