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🌿 It’s a wrap! 2025

What a weekend! The festival has come to a close — and we celebrate 10 years of partnership with the National Youth Council Singapore ().

This festival has been such an inspiration for us — as we celebrate and look ahead to , it made us stop and think about what needs to be in place for us, our society, our young people, and generations to come. 🌱

✨ Some of my highlights and takeaways:

1️⃣ On Intergenerational Conversations
People asked — why have a topic on intergenerational conversations when the young people in the room were so young?

My response: a lot of times we go through life as individuals, not realising the stories our parents and ancestors carry — and the profound impact their sacred stories have on us.

Their lives, their decisions, and the various forms of capital they held shape who we are — our choices and our decisions.Understanding where we come from shapes our present and our future.

Oftentimes, money feels short-term. We trade, we invest, we want to get wealthy fast. But if we can help young people see how the present impacts the future, it shifts how they choose — because today’s decisions shape tomorrow’s futures. 🌿

2️⃣ On Authentic Sharing
The second thing that stood out was the authentic sharing from all our speakers — their lives, experiences, failures, and successes.

These stories remind us of our common humanity — that as we journey through life, we are not alone.

🙏 Huge thanks to
Marcus Tan , .chucy Bernard Lim, John K Choi

The convening of our across generations allows us to grow empathy, navigate challenges, embrace ambiguity, and design a flourishing future together. 💫

3️⃣ On the Launch of the Wealth Resilience Institute (WRI) We’re so excited to expand our mission — to reach more families, organizations, and entrepreneurs who are growing with us.

Thank you to our amazing sponsors and partners FinCare Global UOB

🌱 Two Conversations. One Vision: Redefining Wealth for a Flourishing Future.

Join us at the Wealth Resilience Festival, where founders and leaders engage in dialogues about meaningful wealth growth.

💬 Dialogue 1: Investing and Growing Your Wealth (8 Forms of Capital)
We often see “wealth” as financial capital alone. What if emotional, social, intellectual, or spiritual forms are just as vital? This first discussion explores how to build wealth across all 8 forms of capital while investing with purpose over mere profit.

Featuring:
- Marcus Tan — Co-founder, Carousell Group
- Faiq Zulkifli — Co-founder, The Six Boxing Gym
- Rachel Handoko — Graduate Analyst, Yale-NUS College Alumnus

Expect inspiring stories on cultivating businesses alongside inner resilience.

🏡 Dialogue 2: Intergenerational Conversations—Designing a New Financial Future Across Generations
Wealth often fades after three generations due to relationship breakdowns rather than poor money management. This dialogue emphasizes building intergenerational thinking among entrepreneurs who connect emotionally around money—not just through numbers. We can reshape our futures regardless of past circumstances.

Featuring:
- Jerome Penafort — Founder, Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie
- Colin Chu — Director, Huon Property Group
- Bernard Lim - Principal Consultant, Wealth College
- John K Choi - Managing Director, First Rate Connect

These two conversations reflect the essence of Wealth Resilience—integrating personal growth with responsible stewardship and fostering enduring values across generations.

In the afternoon session, we’ll work through our money narratives before concluding the day with an engaging session featuring Gerald Tock (CEO of Kommunity Ventures) and Junxian Lee (CPO & Co-Founder of GoodWhale).

💛 Join us on 8 November to reimagine what wealth means—for ourselves and future generations. Early bird registration ends soon! [https://lnkd.in/g5ZSUAf7](https://lnkd.in/g5ZSUAf7)

The conversation continues.

Building on our first dialogue on Investing and Growing Your Wealth, we’re now excited to introduce our second dialogue at the Wealth Resilience Festival 2025:
Intergenerational Conversations — Designing a New Financial Future Across Generations

🔸 Jerome Penafort — Founder, Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie
🔸 Marcus Tan - Co-Founder, Carousell, Deputy Chairman, ACE

They come from different worlds — a culinary entrepreneur and a real estate leader — yet share the same intention: to build meaning, connection, and legacy that lasts beyond profit.

This dialogue explores how collaboration and shared wisdom across generations are shaping a new kind of financial future — one rooted in purpose, continuity, and care.

🗓️ Saturday, November 8 2025 (9 AM - 5 PM) Limited Seats available!



Brought to you by:
Wealth Resilience Institute, The Moolah Group | National Youth Council Singapore with | Hogan Lovells | Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie | Carousell and our other proud sponsors.

Have you ever thought about what wealth will mean in 2035?
The world is shifting faster than we ever imagined — climate, technology, the way we live and connect — everything is changing.

And with it, what we once called “enough” might not mean the same thing anymore.
Maybe it’s not just about stability or success, but about feeling safe, free, and fulfilled in a world that keeps moving.

As the world evolves, so does our sense of what truly matters.

Join the conversation at the Wealth Resilience Festival as we explore what financial wellbeing could look like in a changing world — and how we can start shaping it together. 🌏✨

This is what we’ll be uncovering at WRF 2025.

Rethinking wealth.
Redefining enough.

Join us → Nov 8.
Early bird seats are still available!

Link in our bio .



Brought to you by: .sg and our other proud sponsors.

🎤 The first names are in…

We’re beyond honoured to welcome these incredible speakers to Wealth Resilience Festival 2025:

🔸 Faiq Zulkifli — sharing personal insights and reflections on investing and growing your wealth
🔸 Colin Chu .chucy — speaking about the collective strength of building generational businesses

These are not your typical finance voices.
They bring lived experience, emotional depth, and practical wisdom.

Join us on November 8, Saturday.

🎟️ As this is a curated community gathering event, there will be limited seats only.
👉🏻 Early registration now open — link in bio !



This event is brought to you by:

🎤 The first names are in…

We’re beyond honored to welcome these incredible speakers to Wealth Resilience Festival 2025:

🔸 Faiq Zulkifli — sharing personal insights and reflections on investing and growing your wealth
🔸 Colin Chu .chucy — speaking about building faith-based financial futures

These are not your typical finance voices.
They bring lived experience, emotional depth, and practical wisdom.

Join us on November 8.

🎟️ As this is a curated community gathering event, there will be limited seats only.
👉🏻 Early registration now open — link in bio !

Being good with money isn’t just about debt or savings.
It’s about how you *feel* when you’re spending, saving, or setting boundaries.

Nicholas, 34, thought he was good with money because he had a steady salary… until his contract wasn’t renewed.

Even with some savings, he felt a wave of panic.
How would he cover rent, bills, and family support?

He realised: being debt-free doesn’t equal feeling safe.
Security comes from planning for the ‘what ifs.’

He started building a real emergency fund—3–6 months of living expenses—and reviewing his income streams.

Money isn’t just numbers.
It’s peace of mind.

Nicholas learned that feeling safe matters more than looking responsible.
Now, even if something unexpected happens, he knows he can handle it.
Panic no longer rules him.

Have you felt this too? 💬

Drop us a comment and we’ll send you a practical FREE safety net money toolkit.

“Why would you even spend so much money on that?”

💥 Sound familiar?

Money fights in relationships often aren’t about the money.
They’re about the stories we carry from the past.

👉 Read through the post to see how one couple turned a heated argument into a turning point for understanding and growth.

Join us in the upcoming Money Real Talk: Building Wealth Without Breaking Love to hear more stories like this, and learn how to start the harsh conversation now, rather than later.

See you on next Tuesday night (Oct 14), 7.30pm - 9pm on Zoom!

👉🏻 Register your free tix via the link in our bio
Or just type lu.ma/mrt-love (limited seats only).

If you can’t join the live session, just register and we’ll send the recording.

Couples argue about money more than anything else. But what if money was a doorway to deeper trust instead of tension?

Join us for a brave and necessary conversation at Money Real Talk:
💬 Building Wealth Without Breaking Love
📅 Oct 8, 2025
🕢 7:30PM SGT | Online

This isn’t a typical finance talk. It’s real stories, real tools, and real relationships.

🎙️ Featuring:
- Bernard Chung , lawyer, father, and champion of family-centered legacy
- Audrey Tan & Gerald Tock , entrepreneurial couple who are rewriting their money story together for what their flourishing families look like

This session is part of our series with National Youth Council SG , helping young people talk about what really matters.

✨ You’ll walk away with:
- Frameworks for tough money talks
- Insights on love + legacy
- Tools to start the convo (without starting a fight)

💛 Join us → lu.ma/mrt-love
Or simply click the link in our bio

What if the biggest thing stopping you from investing… isn’t money — but fear?
Fear of getting it wrong, losing it all or of starting late.

At , we’re busting through the fear with honest stories, practical steps, and zero jargon. As part of our Initiative, we are hosting a series of dialogues together with NYCSG!

🎟️ Signup → https://luma.com/mrt-investing