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FAMILY FINANCING
Saturday, 22 October 2011
You are married with children, you have a property, some investments and outstanding loans. You need to know how you can pay for that university education for your children. How can you manage this in today’s credit climate, how do you measure and evaluate what are the right approaches to managing credit and financing today? This is the seminar for you.
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ANALYTICS IN CONSUMER BANKING
Thursday, 12 May 2011
Global consumer banks are increasingly shifting their strategies away from being product and campaign focused to becoming more customer-centric in their outlook. Increasingly, a product-based approach of selling to a customer may be on its last legs as marketing and risk professionals in consumer banking begin to look at assessing more effective and innovative means of securing the selling opportunity.
Such a move is not surprising given the higher consumer resistance to intrusive marketing and the fatigue of receiving endless direct mails and unwanted marketing calls. The window of getting the customers’ attention has shrunk significantly as consumers are taking the initiative away from the marketers.
Join DP Credit Bureau and Experian, as they showcase world-class analytics solutions in this seminar. Experian, combining the data prowess of DP, will be providing insight into real global and local case studies to assist with the use and understanding of the marketing and credit solutions that world-class financial institutions are rapidly employing.
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LIFE & DEBT!
Saturday, 04 December 2010
Life brings many surprises, with some good and others bad. Very often, financial pressures are as a result of unplanned incidents or the failure to plan for life's unexpected events. If you are experiencing such pressures, this is the talk for you. Be aware of all the signs that indicate that you are falling into debt and spiraling out of control. Master the method of planning your credit and financial obligations through life. More importantly, change your credit behaviour over time and recover your credit reputation with lenders.
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Managing Money, Credit & Life
Saturday, 27 Nov 2010
You are concerned with how you are managing your finances in life and would like to learn more about how basic information about you and how you have been managing your money in terms of credit lines, are being interpreted by the banks and lenders. You would like to understand how your behaviour is measured and interpreted in credit approvals and how what is reported by credit bureaus can help you plan your finances through a worry-free life.
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Mid-Career Credit Consciousness
Saturday, 16 Oct 2010
You are in the middle of your career and you need to start managing your income. What do you need to plan for in terms of finance and credit management when you are single, planning for marriage or recently married? What actions should you take to start planning for retirement? It’s never too late to start!
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Family Financing
Saturday, 4 Sept 2010
From life as a loving couples to marriage and then familyhood. What does it mean? Is it more than just transitioning from a family of two to a family of three or more. The change in lifestyle and spending patterns is an inevitable process with the arrival of newborns or growing children. Some would think of upgrading to a larger home or a bigger car to cater for the expanding family. Others may be looking at paying for their child’s education needs which is always rising from inflationary pressures.
Particularly for this stage of life that some termed as the “sandwich class”, the physical, social and family needs is a continuous evolution. As parents in a family unit, they are also children of their own parents. And naturally, as parents of their own children. Sometimes, as a parent, one may become the support system of their own parents while balancing the needs of their immediate offsprings.
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Newly Weds & Young Couple Financing
Saturday, 14 Aug 2010
You're getting married or have just tied the knot and you're working on your life goals together as a couple. One of your key considerations is centered on how you're going to manage money in your marriage. You're wondering what this means financially for you as a couple. What are the considerations and conversations you will need to have when you start a new life and family together? Have you given some thought about long-term financing for your shared assets and how you can pull funds together to plan for a life together? Join us at this talk for an informative seminar addressing all these issues and more. Start your family on the right financial footing and plan for your important credit crossroads like investments and your family home. Understand what gearing means for you as a couple and how your credit behaviour can affect the family decisions you make all through your lives. Join DP Credit Bureau - Singapore's consumer credit bureau for this expert talk and insight into all things about consumer credit.
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Create Wealth, Improve Credit Worthiness
Saturday, 31 Oct 2009
Most people finance their education, property and vehicle purchases with a loan. For daily living, most of us also make purchases using a credit card or line of credit to finance short term purchases. With credit easily available, you may over extend borrowing unintentionally.
This talk is designed to create awareness of the necessary concepts behind credit, credit report and establishing credit reputation. The talk will provide an opportunity for all attendees to review their financial status with useful tips to improve their creditworthiness.
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CAREER & CREDIT KICK-OFF
Saturday, 25 April 2009
How to manage your salary to survive this crisis!
A DP Credit Bureau community outreach for consumers to learn more about managing their credit & financing in today’s challenging credit market.
You just started your career and received your first pay cheque. Next, you get your first credit card. As a young adult, how do you learn how to manage and plan for all the things you want in your life, like a home and a car, without falling into serious debt? Start young and manage your wealth for a debt-free future.
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CREDIT CRUNCH, CREDIT CRISIS
Tuesday, 20 January 2009
A DP Credit Bureau community outreach for consumers to learn more about managing their credit & financing in today’s challenging credit market.
Learn how to deal with retrenchment and loss of income when the rainy days start. Understand how to differentiate between needs and wants and prioritize them. Learn how to communicate with your banker in times of crisis. Most importantly, plan ahead for the inopportune chance of sudden income loss. Appreciate how you can recover and repair your credit standing with lenders over time.
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