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Our Programmes

Three programmes, each with a clear scope and a defined purpose

Each programme is designed independently — they share a format and a set of principles, but address different stages of adult financial life. You can attend one or all three, in any order.

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Our Method

How each programme is structured

All three programmes share a common format: discussion-led sessions with printed reference materials, delivered in small groups at our Bangkok premises. The facilitator presents and explains; participants ask questions; no one sells anything.

The pacing is designed for working adults. Individual sessions are two to two-and-a-half hours, held on weekday evenings or on Saturdays. This keeps the time commitment manageable while preserving enough continuity for the material to be developed properly across sessions.

The printed materials — reading lists, reference summaries, or reflection workbooks, depending on the programme — are written to remain useful after the sessions end. Participants frequently return to them months later when a relevant decision arises in their household.

Discussion-led

Questions and honest exchange, not a lecture

Small cohorts

Six to twelve participants per group

Printed materials

Included in every programme

No product sales

The educator earns no commission

Thai stock market and long-term investing

Programme 01 · Two-week evening course

Reading the Markets Without Watching the Markets

A short evening programme for adult readers who would like to understand market cycles without being drawn into daily price-watching. The facilitator walks through historical cycles in the Stock Exchange of Thailand and major regional indices, the role of long time horizons, and the habits that allow a household to participate in markets without being unsettled by short-term movements.

What the programme covers

  • Historical review of SET and regional market cycles
  • The role of time horizon in household investment decisions
  • Habits and approaches for long-term market participation
  • Written reading list tailored to participant interests
  • Personal time-horizon note written during the final session

How it runs

1Three evening sessions over two weeks (Tue/Thu evenings)
2Session one: cycle history and long-horizon framing
3Session two: participation habits and household decisions
4Session three: reading list and personal time-horizon note

฿5,400

Includes sessions, materials & refreshments

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Pre-retirement planning and pension

Programme 02 · Four-session course

The Pre-Retirement Decade

Designed for adults in their fifties who would like to think through the decade leading up to retirement. Topics include the structure of the Thai Social Security Office pension, the role of provident funds, the timing of major household decisions, and the considerations of staying in the workforce part-time or moving to consulting work. The format is discussion-led with printed reference materials.

What the programme covers

  • Thai SSO pension structure — eligibility, timing, and amounts
  • Provident fund rules, withdrawal considerations, and rollovers
  • Timing of major household decisions in the pre-retirement decade
  • Full retirement vs part-time or consulting work — the tradeoffs
  • Written summary of all four sessions provided after the programme

How it runs

1Four Saturday morning sessions over four weeks
2Sessions one & two: pension and provident fund structures
3Session three: major household decisions and timing
4Session four: workforce transitions, followed by Q&A

฿9,300

Includes sessions, reference materials & refreshments

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Thai family and generational finance

Programme 03 · Weekend workshop

Family Finance Across Generations

A weekend workshop on the financial responsibilities that often flow across generations in Thai households — supporting parents, contributing to siblings' households, and saving for one's own later years at the same time. The session works through a series of case studies from anonymous real-life examples, allowing participants to examine how others have approached these competing obligations with care and clarity.

What the programme covers

  • Patterns of intergenerational financial responsibility in Thai households
  • Case studies drawn from anonymous real-life examples
  • Competing household financial claims and how others have approached them
  • Small-group discussion with peers in similar household situations
  • Printed reflection workbook — designed to share with family members

How it runs

1Saturday morning and afternoon — one full weekend day
2Morning: case studies presented and discussed in full group
3Afternoon: small-group sessions and workbook completion
4Closing session: reflections shared, workbook taken home

฿11,300

Includes full day, workbook, lunch & refreshments

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Which Programme Suits You?

Comparing the three programmes

Reading the Markets Pre-Retirement Decade Family Finance
Best for Adults 40+ curious about markets Adults in their 50s approaching retirement Adults managing multi-generational obligations
Duration Two weeks (3 evenings) Four weeks (4 Saturdays) One day (Saturday)
Prior knowledge required None None None
Printed materials Reading list + notes Reference summary Reflection workbook
Focus area Market literacy, long-horizon thinking Pension, provident fund, workforce transition Intergenerational financial responsibilities
Fee (THB) ฿5,400 ฿9,300 ฿11,300

Not sure which programme fits your current situation? Write to us at [email protected] and we will describe each one in more detail and help you decide.

Programme Standards

What holds across every programme we run

Participant Privacy

Information shared during sessions stays within the room. No case study material is used externally without explicit permission. Contact details are not shared with third parties.

Annual Content Review

All materials are reviewed before each cohort cycle to incorporate changes in SSO pension rules, provident fund regulations, and SET market data.

No Commercial Relationships

Manee Advisors has no commercial relationships with fund managers, insurance providers, brokerage firms, or any financial product provider.

Written Programme Scope

Every participant receives a written scope statement before the first session, describing what the programme covers and explicitly noting that no personal financial recommendations will be made.

Qualified Facilitators Only

Every session is led by a facilitator with graduate-level qualifications and at least eight years of professional experience. No trainee or unqualified presenters.

Group Size Discipline

The twelve-participant cap is maintained without exception. When demand exceeds capacity, participants are placed on the next cohort rather than added to an existing group.

Programme Fees

Transparent pricing, all-inclusive

Each fee covers all sessions, printed materials, and refreshments. No additional charges.

Programme 01

Reading the Markets

฿5,400

Two-week evening programme

  • 3 evening sessions
  • Reading list included
  • Personal time-horizon note
  • Refreshments
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Programme 03

Family Finance Across Generations

฿11,300

One-day Saturday workshop

  • Full day workshop
  • Reflection workbook
  • Lunch & refreshments
  • Family-shareable materials
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We are happy to describe any programme in more detail, or to discuss which might fit your current situation. There is no pressure or obligation involved in getting in touch.

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