Berita Harian Financial Planning Conference 2008 opens for registration
Singapore, 12 June 2008 – The Berita Harian Financial Planning Conference 2008 is now open for registration. The conference, to be held on July 20, 2008 at Raffles City Convention Centre, will look at financial planning for retirement. Mr Lim Boon Heng, Minister, Prime Minister’s Office, will be opening the conference.
Topics relating to the conference theme of “Plan Early, Retire Comfortably” will be discussed. These include the impact of the recent CPF reforms on planning for retirement, the common pitfalls of retirement planning and other sources of retirement funds.
A series of speakers will be sharing on the following topics:
- The Emerging Retirement Landscape (in English) by Mr Alwynn Barreto, Director of Pensions Asia, Prudential
- Building your retirement portfolio (in English) by Mr David Lum, Director of Marketing-Products, Prudential Assurance CS
- How can we diversify our portfolio while complying with Syariah requirements? (in English) by Mr Isa Eamon Keavenly, Vice President, Deutsche Asset Management
- Retirement Issues and The Malay Community : Problems, Pitfalls and Lessons (in Malay) by Mr Noor Mohamed Marican, Lawyer, Noor Mohamed Marican & Associates
- Scam Busters: How to protect yourself from scams (in Malay) by Mr Azizi Ali, author of personal finance book “Scambuster: How to Protect Yourself from Scams, Get-rich-quick Schemes and Other Unworldly Investments”.
Berita Harian editor Mohd Guntor Bin Sadali said: "Given the focus on retirement planning and the changes to the CPF scheme in recent years, it is appropriate that the theme of the sixth Berita Harian Financial Planning conference is on “Plan Early, Retire Comfortably”. We are confident that participants will find the insights given by the speakers useful."
Those interested in attending the conference can make their way down to five Maybank branches (Raffles Place, Woodlands, Tampines, Queensway and Geylang) to register and make cash payments. Alternatively, they can also call the hotline 8388 2244 or email to vocalpoint.sg@gmail.com for more information on making cheque payment registration.
The conference fee is $62 for Maybank customers and $68 for non-Maybank customers for registration by June 28. It includes all seminar materials, refreshments and lunch. Registration after June 28 will be $85 per person. Further details about the conference can also be found in Berita Harian’s Ekoniaga page.
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it's conducted in malay language?
Guess it applys to those whom understand Malay, for the rest of us..think its going to be a pass.
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Nope. The conference is conducted in English.
Jag
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Gordon Gecko, "Wall Street", 1987
hmm...but nevertheless, we still need to pay a fee for the seminar.
I always attend free seminars...haha
so this is out for me.
I always attend free seminars...haha
so this is out for me.
HAHA same wise man.. Great minds think alike ... I will only pay for something that i feel deserve paying ... and that depends on who is speaking too.
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Contest theory: More entries = More chances - Concept of Probability.
Time & Tide waits for no Man.
I always attend free seminars...haha
so this is out for me.
HAHA same wise man.. Great minds think alike ... I will only pay for something that i feel deserve paying ... and that depends on who is speaking too.
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Contest theory: More entries = More chances - Concept of Probability.
Time & Tide waits for no Man.
i received an email from citibank that there's this workshop for citibank cardmembers.
This workshop's guest speaker is Adam Khoo and there's a registration fee of $60+ if i remember correctly..
I think i will not pay to attend to his talk...furthermore, the scope of the workshop is talking about investments...i mean, Adam Khoo is recognised mainly as a motivational speaker...why would he wanna speaker as though he is an investment specialist?