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Tenang Ledger programmes overview
Our Programmes

Three programmes, three starting points

Whether you are stepping into your first payslip, planning for your family's next decade, or giving your employees a structured financial grounding — Tenang Ledger has a programme built for that exact purpose.

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Methodology

How our programmes are built

Every Tenang Ledger programme starts with a clear scope: a defined list of topics, a defined number of sessions, and a defined output — something you can take away and use. This structure is not arbitrary; it is how adult learning works when the goal is retention rather than attendance.

Content is written against publicly available Malaysian data — EPF contribution tables, Bank Negara Malaysia base rate announcements, published living costs for Klang Valley and other regions. Nothing in the curriculum relies on projected returns or hypothetical scenarios not grounded in observable fact.

After each session, participants consolidate with a short quiz or worksheet. These are not assessments — they are prompts for reflection, and they are reviewed by facilitators to spot where clarification is needed before the next session.

Define the scope clearly

Each programme publishes its topic list in advance. Participants know what they are enrolling in before they commit.

Deliver in structured sessions

Topics are sequenced so that each session builds on the last. Reflection worksheets between sessions keep learning active.

Provide something to take away

Every programme ends with a practical output — a starter kit, a planning workbook, a spreadsheet planner — designed to remain useful.

Follow up with relevant support

Discussion boards, personalised notes or HR reports ensure the learning continues after the last session ends.

Money Basics for Young Adults
Programme 01

Money Basics for Young Adults

A three-session online course designed for students and early-career adults aged 18 to 30. The programme covers the practical information most young Malaysians need to manage their first payslip, open and compare savings accounts, understand how interest works in both directions, use budgeting tools sensibly and identify common scam patterns before they cause harm. Sessions run on weekday evenings to fit around work or study.

What is included

  • Three 90-minute online sessions on weekday evenings
  • Short quiz and downloadable checklist after each session
  • Private discussion board for questions between sessions
  • "Starter Kit" PDF covering all programme topics
  • Links to relevant BNM and SC public resources

Session topics

1Reading a payslip; EPF and SOCSO deductions; opening and comparing savings accounts
2How interest works on savings and borrowing; hire-purchase basics; budgeting app review
3Common scam patterns in Malaysia; building a simple monthly budget; questions on earlier topics
RM 440 per participant
3 sessions · Online
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Programme 02

Family Planning Around Big Costs

A two-day weekend workshop for parents and caregivers who are preparing for large, known costs in the years ahead — school fees, university tuition, a first car or a home deposit. The workshop does not tell families what to do; it gives them the tools and the numbers to work through it themselves, in a facilitated small-group setting of no more than ten families at a time.

What is included

  • Two full workshop days (Saturday and Sunday)
  • Printed planning workbook to use during and after workshop
  • Multi-year spreadsheet planner (editable, pre-built)
  • Small-group facilitation — maximum ten families per cohort
  • Follow-up email with personalised planner notes

Workshop focus areas

1Breaking a large goal into monthly savings targets using real public cost data
2Comparing typical education and property costs; building a multi-year timeline
3Preparing informed questions to ask a bank or licensed adviser before making commitments
RM 1,900 per family
2 days · KL venue or online
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Family Planning Around Big Costs workshop
Workplace Money Skills Series
Programme 03

Workplace Money Skills Series

An eight-week programme delivered at the employer's premises or online, intended for organisations that want to give their people a structured, reliable foundation in personal money management. Modules cover budgeting, understanding payslips and statutory contributions, saving across different time horizons, borrowing with care, general insurance information, and preparing for retirement conversations. Suitable for groups of 20 to 50 employees.

What is included

  • Eight weekly 60-minute sessions (on-site or online)
  • Participant workbook for each module
  • Recorded version of each session for absent staff
  • HR summary report on programme completion
  • HRDC-claimable — employer levy may offset the fee

Eight-week module schedule

1–2Budgeting fundamentals; understanding payslips, EPF and SOCSO contributions
3–4Saving for short and long horizons; emergency fund building
5–6Borrowing with care; reading loan agreements; general insurance as information
7–8Preparing for retirement conversations; questions to ask before a major financial decision
RM 4,400 per organisation
8 weeks · 20–50 staff
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Decision Guide

Which programme suits your situation?

Money Basics Family Planning Workplace Series
Best for Individuals 18–30 Parents & caregivers Organisations / HR teams
Format Online In-person / Online On-site / Online
Duration 3 × 90 min sessions 2 full days 8 × 60 min sessions
Group size Open enrolment Max 10 families 20–50 employees
Workbook / planner
Follow-up support Discussion board Personalised notes HR report + recordings
Fee (RM) 440 / person 1,900 / family 4,400 / org
HRDC-claimable

Not sure which programme applies? Send an enquiry and we will help you decide.

Standards

Shared across all three programmes

Participant data privacy

Enrolment information is held only as long as necessary and is never shared with financial product providers, advertisers or any third parties for commercial purposes.

Six-monthly content review

All programme materials are reviewed every six months against current EPF tables, BNM guidance and published cost data to ensure accuracy and relevance.

Education, not advice

All three programmes operate as education, not regulated financial advice. Facilitators are trained to recognise and redirect questions that fall into advisory territory.

Feedback-led improvement

Session feedback forms are reviewed after every cohort. Changes to content and delivery are based on what participants report, not internal assumption.

Facilitator independence

All facilitators are required to disclose professional affiliations and may not promote financial products within or alongside Tenang Ledger sessions.

Accessible materials

Participant materials are written for accessibility — plain language, clear layout and bilingual support available on request for suitable workshops.

Pricing

Clear fees, nothing hidden

All materials, follow-up and support are included in the stated fee. No add-ons, no referral charges, no commercial arrangements hidden in the curriculum.

Money Basics

RM 440
per participant
  • 3 online sessions
  • Quizzes & checklists
  • Discussion board
  • Starter kit PDF
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Family Planning

RM 1,900
per family
  • 2-day weekend workshop
  • Printed workbook
  • Spreadsheet planner
  • Personalised follow-up
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Workplace Series

RM 4,400
per organisation
  • 8-week programme
  • Workbooks + recordings
  • HR summary report
  • HRDC-claimable
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Send an enquiry via the form on the home page or call us during office hours. We confirm upcoming cohort dates and respond to questions within one working day.

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