I attended your seminar, "How to save and accumulate One Million Dollars" on 27 June 09.
The seminar was definitely a break-through for me though I have personally attended T. Harv Eker's seminar last year. After attending your seminar, I sold my car after assessing my current finances and I am able to save at least $500 per month now.

I am glad that I am able to attend this seminar and hope you can continue spreading the importance of financial literacy to everyone in Singapore. - Irene Wong

My seminars are featured by www.imsavvy.sg (a website set up by CPF Board) under "Happenings"
http://www.imsavvy.sg/

Secrets To Making Money in Stocks and Property Seminar (A 3-day seminar on 15, 16 and 22 Aug)

You can register and pay for the seminar online at this url:

http://www.masteryourfinance.com/web/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=9&category_id=1&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=35

Do you want to learn the Secrets to Making Money In Stocks and Property?

Dennis Ng will be sharing with you the Secrets to he learned from various "Masters" including multi-millionaires in Singapore, Australia, and Investment Gurus such as Tan Chin Tuan, Warren Buffett, George Soros, Jim Rogers, Peter Lynch, Trainers such as Robert Kiyosaki, T. Harv Ekers and Rolf De Ross....

Read that Temasek Holdings' investments slumped by more than S$40 billion in the crisis. On the other hand, my overall investment portfolio actually gained about 10% from start of Crisis in 2007 todate.

I'm smarter than Temasek Holdings? Cannot be right? But at least my investments did better.

Dennis Ng, http://www.MasterYourFinance.com

July 29 (Bloomberg) -- Temasek Holdings Pte, reeling from the aborted appointment of Charles “Chip” Goodyear, said the value of its assets slumped by more than S$40 billion ($27.7 billion) and that Singapore’s sovereign fund may allow public investment for the first time.

The company will seek “sophisticated co-investors” and won’t sell the “family jewels” for short-term gains, Chief Executive Officer Ho Ching, the wife of Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, said in a speech today in Singapore. Goodyear’s departure was “unfortunate” and Temasek will continue to review its succession plans, she added.

The appointment of Temasek’s first foreign CEO collapsed a week ago because of differences over strategy, raising concerns over transparency and management control after losses on Merrill Lynch & Co. and other financial investments dragged down its performance last year.