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Financial workbooks on a wooden desk

Our Programmes

Three programmes, each designed for a specific stage of financial understanding.

Each has a defined scope, a clear set of sessions, and a written deliverable. Fees are stated up front.

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Our Approach

Each Aurelian programme is built on the same underlying principle: the best financial education gives people a clear view of their own situation, rather than a set of opinions about what they should do with it. Our role is to provide structure, context, and worked examples — not direction.

All three programmes are teaching-led. The facilitator explains, demonstrates, and answers questions. Participants work with their own numbers where relevant, and leave with a written document they produced or co-produced during the process. Nothing is sold, recommended, or followed up after the programme concludes.

Product-neutral throughout every session

All examples from Malaysian instruments and data

Written deliverable included in every programme

A personal review workbook open on a desk

Programme I

Annual Review Workbook Programme

A two-session programme for adults who have never held a structured personal year-end review and would like to begin the practice. The first session introduces a simple written workbook covering eight pages: income, spending, savings rate, EPF and PRS positions, insurance, outstanding obligations, learning through the year, and intentions for the year ahead. The second session, held six weeks later, walks through the completed workbook alongside the facilitator. Delivered in a calm one-to-one format, either in Kuala Lumpur or online.

What is covered

Income and spending recorded in writing for the first time
EPF and PRS balance and contribution history reviewed
Insurance and outstanding obligations documented
Intentions for the year ahead set in writing

How it works

1.

Brief enquiry exchange to confirm suitability and schedule Session 1

2.

Session 1: Introduction to the workbook. Participant receives the eight-page document and walks through each section with guidance

3.

Six weeks to complete the workbook independently, with light support available by email if questions arise

4.

Session 2: Completed workbook reviewed together. Observations noted and intentions discussed

Investment

RM 680

Two sessions, one-to-one

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Programme II

Understanding Compound Growth

A four-session small-group programme devoted to understanding how compounding actually behaves over decades for Malaysian savers — across EPF, PRS, unit trusts, and long-term deposits. The sessions walk through worked examples using realistic historical return ranges and inflation rates, and spend time on the less-discussed effects: the weight of early fees, the sensitivity to contribution discipline, and how large life events interrupt and resume compounding. The programme is teaching-led, not product-led, and names no specific funds.

Programme topics

How compounding behaves across EPF and PRS over 10, 20, 30 years
The effect of early fees on long-term accumulation
How contribution gaps and withdrawals affect trajectories
Realistic Malaysian CPI context for real returns

Investment

RM 1,850

Four sessions, small group

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A graph illustrating long-term compound growth
A printed financial plan document on a table

Programme III

Three-Year Written Plan Engagement

A four-month engagement producing a single printed deliverable: a short, calmly written three-year plan that captures the household's current position, its considered priorities, and a small set of decisions for each of the next three years. The engagement includes six meetings, written drafts exchanged between sessions, and a closing meeting where the plan is reviewed line by line. The document is typeset and printed on good paper so it reads as a record, not a brochure.

The engagement process

1–2.

Opening meetings to map the household's current financial position and identify priorities

3–4.

Working meetings to draft decisions for Years 1, 2, and 3 with written exchanges between sessions

5.

Review of full draft plan. Revisions made and document finalised

6.

Closing meeting: typeset, printed plan reviewed line by line and handed to the participant

Investment

RM 4,400

Six meetings over four months

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Choosing a Programme

Which programme is the right place to begin?

The three programmes are designed for different starting points, not different income levels. A brief note about where you currently stand is usually enough for us to suggest a direction.

Annual Review Workbook Compound Growth Written Plan
Best forStarting from scratchUnderstanding conceptsMaking decisions
FormatOne-to-oneSmall groupOne-to-one
Duration2 sessions / ~8 wks4 sessions / ~6 wks6 meetings / 4 months
Written deliverable
Online option
Printed document
FeeRM 680RM 1,850RM 4,400

Pricing

Published fees, all-inclusive.

I

Annual Review Workbook

RM 680

Per person · Two sessions

  • Eight-page personal review workbook
  • Session 1: Introduction and workbook walkthrough
  • Session 2: Completed workbook reviewed together
  • KL in-person or online
  • Email support between sessions
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II

Understanding Compound Growth

RM 1,850

Per person · Four sessions

  • Four small-group sessions
  • Prepared worked example sets
  • EPF, PRS, unit trust and deposit analysis
  • Malaysian historical return data
  • Annotated examples to keep
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III · Most Comprehensive

Three-Year Written Plan

RM 4,400

Per household · Six meetings

  • Six meetings over four months
  • Written drafts between sessions
  • Typeset, printed three-year plan
  • KL in-person or online
  • Payment schedule available
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Standards

Shared across all three programmes.

Strict data privacy

Personal financial information shared in sessions is not recorded, stored, or passed to any third party. Notes remain with the participant.

No product sales

No investment product, insurance policy, or financial service is recommended, discussed favourably, or sold at any point during any programme.

Malaysian context only

All return data, regulatory references, and practical examples are drawn from the Malaysian financial environment and its specific instruments.

Begin When Ready

Not sure which programme fits where you are now?

A short note is enough. We will follow up with a few questions and offer an honest view of which programme, if any, seems like the right place to begin.

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