Recently, I facilitated a financial literacy game, and one of the participants, a fresh graduate from a local university, gave me a lot to think about when it comes to financial advice. She played the game with a good sense of financial responsibility, focusing on clearing liabilities like credit card debt. This strategy helped her…
I recently facilitated a financial literacy game with a friend, and it gave me a surprising insight into how people approach financial planning, especially as they get closer to retirement. The goal of the game was simple: achieve the highest net worth possible. We all know that net worth is calculated as assets minus liabilities,…
This question might sound unsettling, but it’s a real and growing concern. The recent story of an elderly couple in Singapore who passed away in their Jurong flat, unnoticed for weeks, is a stark reminder of the challenges of aging in isolation. In Singapore, as family sizes shrink and lifespans grow, more seniors are living…
This topic came up during a conversation in a Telegram group, and it sparked a question worth exploring: should work still have a place in retirement, even if we’re financially secure? Retirement is often seen as the time to fully step away from work. It can be a chance to relax, travel, and pursue hobbies…
Life and money are deeply intertwined, much like the decisions we make in financial literacy games. Recently, I played the Wealth and Joy board game for the first time. Not only did I found the game fun, it also mirrored real-life challenges, offering profound insights into managing finances and achieving life goals. Here are the…
What Resonated with Me The simplicity and effectiveness of the AAA Framework really struck a chord with me. Its focus on maintaining rapport while repeatedly asking for the sale aligns perfectly with my understanding of trust-based selling. I find the structured approach—acknowledging, associating, and then asking again—to be practical and adaptable. The emphasis on creating…