Date: 24 Oct 2026 (Saturday)

Time: 10am-11:30am

Venue: Stephen Riady Auditorium, NTUC Business Centre

Many adults reach their mid-career years feeling that retirement planning should have started earlier. Between supporting children, caring for ageing parents, housing commitments and daily expenses, retirement can seem increasingly difficult to prioritise.​

But is it really too late to catch up?​

Join us for a practical discussion on why it is never too late to strengthen your retirement readiness. We will explore the realities of retirement costs, debunk common retirement myths, and share practical strategies to help you build a more secure financial future.​

Participants will gain a clearer understanding of how to make the most of their CPF and retirement planning tools, while exploring options such as housing monetisation to help stretch their retirement savings further. ​

Speakers:

Chuin Ting Weber

Chief Executive Officer & Chief Investment Officer at MoneyOwl

Mrs Chuin Ting Weber heads MoneyOwl, a financial adviser and social enterprise under Temasek Trust. She has over twenty years of professional experience spanning the public, social and financial sectors.

Her previous roles include being Chief Investment and Asset Management Officer of the Singapore Labour Foundation and Macro Strategy and Fixed Income Analyst at Lion Global Investors. 

Chuin Ting holds Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Modern History degrees from Oxford University, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Chinese Language and Culture from the Beijing Language and Culture University, as well as the Certified Financial Planner (CFP®️), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designations. 

Chuin Ting is a Member of the CareShield Life Council.

Peh Er Yan

Group Director of Communications and Engagement Group at Central Provident Fund Board 

Passionate about helping Singaporeans navigate their financial future, Er Yan leads the Communications and Engagement Group at the Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board. With experience spanning housing, investment and retirement policies, she has played a key role in shaping initiatives that impact millions of Singaporeans. Today, she drives CPF Board’s efforts to engage members and strengthen trust in the CPF system. A strong advocate for women’s development, Er Yan also leads a support network within CPF Board that empowers female colleagues to pursue their career goals while balancing family responsibilities.