■ Brymont
A folded map and journal on a desk — representing structured self-reflection on money habits

⬤ BRYMONT — SINGAPORE

Mapping Your Everyday
Money Habits

Structured workshops and reading programmes for adults 40 and over. No forecasts, no pressure — just a quiet, considered look at how money moves through daily life.

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+65 6829 5613 [email protected] Cecil Street, Singapore

— PANEL A: PROGRAMMES

Three Ways to Explore Your Money Habits

Each programme is designed as a quiet, structured reading experience. Choose the format that fits your pace and preference.

Saturday morning workshop setting — small group around a table with printed maps

FOUR SATURDAYS

The Money Habits Atlas

Four Saturday morning sessions, three hours each. Participants map their everyday money habits onto a plain framework — observing, naming, and keeping a private journal for self-reflection. Group conversations and printed habit maps included.

  • Small-group discussion format
  • Printed habit maps provided
  • Closing reading list each session

SGD 520

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An open journal with handwritten notes and a cup of tea

TWELVE WEEKS

The Money Journal

A printed twelve-week companion journal with weekly reading prompts, supported by a fortnightly one-hour group video call. Participants reflect privately on household money habits and discuss general themes — not individual numbers — in the group call.

  • Printed journal dispatched to your address
  • Fortnightly group video calls
  • Community-supported, self-led practice

SGD 240

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A printed reader on a side table with reading glasses and a bookmark

SELF-PACED

Small Habits, Long Reading

A self-paced printed reader of approximately 90 pages. Short essays on small everyday habits, drawing on how authors and educators have written about them over the years. Includes an annotated bibliography of titles borrowable from the National Library Board.

  • Designed to read a few pages at a time
  • Annotated NLB reading bibliography
  • No schedule, no deadlines

SGD 135

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— PANEL B: WHAT SETS BRYMONT APART

A Different Kind of Money Programme

Editorial, Not Prescriptive

Content is drawn from published authors and educators, not from financial models or product comparisons. The tone is library-room, not seminar-hall.

Designed for Adults 40 and Over

Sessions respect the accumulated experience of participants. There is no assumption of ignorance — only an invitation to observe one's own routines more clearly.

Private Reflection, Not Disclosure

No participant is asked to share account balances or personal figures. All self-reflection exercises are kept entirely private.

General Education Only

Brymont is not a licensed financial adviser. These programmes are general adult learning experiences — money literacy for thoughtful readers, not personal advisory.

— READY TO BEGIN?

Reserve a Place or Request a Reader

Whether you are drawn to a Saturday morning workshop or a printed journal to keep on your side table, write to us and we will find the right fit.

+65 6829 5613 [email protected]
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— PANEL C: COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions & Answers

What kind of content do the workshops cover? +
Sessions explore how everyday habits — routines around spending, keeping records, thinking about outgoings — are described and understood in general writing on personal finance. The focus is observation and self-reflection, not instruction on what to do differently. Participants leave with a clearer personal vocabulary for their own money routines, not a to-do list.
Do I need to share personal financial information? +
No. None of our formats ask participants to disclose account balances, income figures, or specific financial data. All journaling and reflection exercises are entirely private. Group discussions address general themes drawn from the reading material.
Where do the Saturday workshops take place? +
The Money Habits Atlas workshops are held at our Cecil Street address in the Singapore CBD. The venue is a quiet meeting room suitable for small-group reading sessions. Exact details are shared with registered participants in advance.
What is the difference between the journal programme and the self-paced reader? +
The Money Journal is a structured twelve-week programme with weekly prompts and fortnightly group calls — there is a rhythm and a community element. The Small Habits, Long Reading reader is a standalone printed publication with no schedule or call commitment. It is designed to sit beside a chair and be read at whatever pace feels natural.
Are these programmes suitable if I have no background in finance? +
Yes, and that is by design. Brymont's programmes are written for general readers — people who are curious about their own habits and who enjoy considered, unhurried reading. No prior study of economics or financial planning is assumed or needed.
How do I register or reserve a place? +
Use the enquiry form on this page or write directly to [email protected]. We will send session dates, availability, and payment details by return. Places for the Atlas workshops are limited to keep groups small.

— FIND US

Our Location

142 Cecil Street, Singapore 069537 — in the heart of the CBD, a short walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT.

— PANEL D: WRITE TO US

Get in Touch

Contact Details

TELEPHONE

+65 6829 5613

ADDRESS

142 Cecil Street
Singapore 069537

OFFICE HOURS

Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 18:00
Saturday: 09:00 – 13:00 (workshop days)
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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