Money Real Talk with Temasek Polytechnic: Building Financial Emotional Resilience with Over 130 Students
Over 130 students from Temasek Polytechnic (TP) joined us for a special AMA session titled “Money Real Talk: Budgeting for the Life You Actually Want.”
The conversation helped students to understand how to manage money in a way that aligns with who they are, how they feel, and what they truly value.
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: Audrey Tan Shares about Financial Emotional Resilience® at HEX’s Generation Next
Singapore, 31 July 2025 — Audrey Tan, Co-Founder and CEO of PlayMoolah and the Wealth Resilience Institute, led an insightful masterclass for women entrepreneurs as part of HEX’s Generation Next, an entrepreneurial learning series. The session explored the concept of Financial Emotional Resilience® (FER), a transformative approach to financial wellbeing that goes beyond numbers, addressing the thoughts, emotions and behaviours that shape people’s relationship with money.
MaiMoney and PlayMoolah Sign Strategic Partnership to Equip Young Vietnamese with Financial Resilience
Vietnamese fintech platform MaiMoney has entered into a strategic partnership with Singapore-based financial wellbeing company PlayMoolah, aiming to empower the next generation of Vietnamese with the tools, confidence, and mindset to build lasting wealth.
Users who complete the learning journey will receive certifications issued by the newly launched Wealth Resilience Institute (WRI), a partner company of PlayMoolah.
The University-wide initiative for over 3,400 students aims to help equip young adults with skills in Financial Emotional Resilience
Impact assessment found that students demonstrated increased ability to manage emotions while making financial decisions, and were more confident in managing their finances
MONEY MIND: FINANCIAL EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE
Youths are growing up in this era, and with the ongoing pandemic, they are not sure on how to manage their financial expenses and their financial emotional wellbeing. Join Audrey Tan at Money Mind, 938 CNA Live on how PlayMoolah, in a collaboration with NUS, are planning to teach fellow youths on methods and ways on how to manage our Financial Emotional Resilience in ourselves.
ENABLING OTHERS TO LEAD A FLOURISHING LIFE
What convinces and convicts Audrey Joy Tan to enable others to lead a flourishing life? In Episode 7 of the #NOCAlumni Series, a familiar face in the NUS Overseas College network, Audrey, shared with the host Eric from Your Grit Story, about her 1-year experience in #SiliconValley, how she got started on PlayMoolah after, and how things have evolved over the years. In the whole episode, it is clear that one thing that never changed is the passion to prepare young people for the future through better money management.
NUS ALUMNA HELPED START FIRM TO TEACH FINACIAL LITERACY
The 2008 global financial crisis' impact on the lives of her American colleagues and classmates convinced Ms Audrey Joy Tan of the importance of financial education.
WHICH MONEY NARRATIVE IS CONTROLLING YOUR LIFE?
Money is such an essential item in our lives but have we ever stopped and asked ourselves: What is my relationship with money? The way we view money AKA our money narrative has a direct impact on how we use and manage our finances.
Embark on your money narrative exploration journey with The Financial Coconut and PlayMoolah today! Audrey Tan & Geraldine Wee shares the podcast with Andrew from TFC!
THE SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR ON PUSHING FOR CHANGE AND CREATING SUSTAINABLE IMPACT
There is a nerd in all of us—whether driven by the satisfaction of solving mathematical problems or obsessing over the mythical world in Game of Thrones. For Audrey Tan, her passion lies in alleviating poverty in Southeast Asia through technology.
7TH CITI-SMU FINANCIAL LITERACY SYMPOSIUM DISCUSSES FINANCIAL RESILIENCE IN A POST-COVID-19 WORLD
The Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics at Singapore Management University (SMU) and Citi Singapore, through the Citi-SMU Financial Literacy Programme for Young Adults, organised the 7th Citi-SMU Financial Literacy Symposium which was held virtually on 29 and 30 September 2020 to improve the financial knowledge and awareness among Singaporean youths.
SIMON DRAPER: THE POWER OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
Another brilliant entrepreneur we hosted was Singapore's Audrey Tan. Audrey also founded PlayMoolah, a social enterprise with 70,000 users and that educates children, parents and young adults about building a positive relationship with money. Impressively, Audrey is still in her 20s.
Audrey has spoken to thousands of people in venues all over the world, covering a variety of topics that span Financial-Emotional resilience for a flourishing life, social entrepreneurship, innovation, technology, leadership, next-gen digital engagement, and the future of money and banking. With deep insights into Gen-Y and a head for ideation and business, Audrey provokes critical and honest questions about the future, and the role you and your businesses can play.
Past Engagements
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) STEP Youth Regional Affairs Dialogue, Singapore