Financial Resilience for the Family – Healthy Money Management for Healthy Families
by Mr. Dennis Ng

Are you confused by all the conflicting messages on Financial Planning out there? You want to learn about managing your finances but don’t know who to turn to or how to go about it?

Now you can learn how to plan your finances wisely. No sales talk, no difficult to understand technical jargon, you’ll definitely feel more in control of your finances after this 90 minutes workshop.

Financial Resilience Talk:

• What is Financial Planning?
• The “Crisis Resilient” Financial Planning Model
• Why Financial Planning is like Soccer?
• Debt is double-edged sword, why?
• How much to borrow?
• How to determine budget for house?
• Getting a car, how much it “really” cost?
• What’s effective interest rate?
• How to avoid the debt trap?
• Should you pay off your Housing Loan fast?
• How to “create money” by refinancing?
• How to choose a Housing Loan?
• Why you need to make money work for you?
• What are the investment alternatives out there?
• When is “best” time to invest?
• How to plan to have Financial Resilience?
• Time is money?

The Speaker

Dennis Ng is an Accountant by training and a Certified Financial Planner with 16 years of Bank Lending experience. He founded http://www.HousingLoanSG.com – a leading Mortgage Consultancy in Singapore in year 2003.

Dennis is a regular contributor to financial magazines and newspapers such as Straits Times, TODAY, The Edge, Business Times, Home & Décor, My Paper, Lianhe ZaoBao and Lianhe WanBao.

He’s been invited by various organizations to speak on Financial topics including MAS, CPF, MINDEF, Ministry of Home Affairs, IRAS, SMU, NUS, Nanyang Polytechnic, Nanyang Technological University, DSTA, Bank of East Asia.

Dennis had co-hosted a weekly “Live” Radio Talk show with Most Popular DJ Wang Lee Jeng on 95.8 FM for more than 2 years from year 2003 to year 2005 and also writes a Fortnightly Personal Finance Column on every alternate Tuesday for My Paper starting from 8 Jan 2008.

In May 2009, he launched the Very First Chinese/English Book on Personal Finance in Singapore entitled “Mastering Your Personal Finance”.