What Sets Us Apart

Why Households Choose Mendric for Reserve Fund Education

A format built around careful reading, written exercises, and small-group discussion — not slides, recordings, or self-paced modules.

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At a Glance

Six Reasons to Study with Mendric

Groups of Six to Ten

Sessions do not exceed ten participants. You have room to ask questions and hear from others who are working through the same household challenges.

Written Workbook Feedback

Facilitators provide written reviews of your workbook — not quick verbal summaries. You receive something you can reread and apply at your own pace.

Printed Materials Included

Every programme fee covers a physical workbook or manual. No separate purchases, no apps to install, no login credentials to manage.

Multi-Week Structure

Programmes run over four, six, or ten weeks — not a single day. Content has time to settle between sessions, which suits the nature of financial planning habits.

Malaysian Household Scenarios

All examples, templates, and discussion scenarios are drawn from Malaysian household contexts — not adapted from foreign curricula or generic finance content.

Clear Educational Scope

Mendric teaches concepts and vocabulary. Facilitators do not advise on products, manage funds, or make recommendations outside the educational scope of each programme.

In Detail

Each Benefit Explained

Facilitators with a Subject Focus

The Mendric team has worked specifically on household reserve fund education since 2019. This is not a general finance programme that includes a module on reserve funds — it is a dedicated curriculum built around that single concept.

Each facilitator writes workbook materials, delivers sessions, and reviews participant workbooks. There is no separation between curriculum design and session delivery.

Focused curriculum on reserve fund vocabulary and planning
Consistent facilitator across all sessions in a programme
Workbook content reviewed and updated between each intake

A Consistent Session Structure

Every Mendric session follows the same format: workbook review, reading discussion, structured writing time, and facilitator input. Participants know what to expect each week, which removes the cognitive overhead of adapting to a new format.

This structure also means that a participant who misses a session has a clear way to catch up through the workbook materials alone.

Same session format across all weeks of a programme
Structured writing time built into each session
Workbook enables independent catch-up if a session is missed

Written Responses, Not Verbal Summaries

When a facilitator reviews your workbook, you receive a written response — paragraph form, specific to your entries. This is a more careful form of engagement than a verbal comment made in front of a group.

Written feedback also allows participants to re-read the response weeks later and see how their thinking has developed since the original submission.

Paragraph-form written responses to each workbook submission
Responses kept with your workbook for future reference
No group critique — feedback is between you and the facilitator

Transparent, All-Inclusive Pricing

Programme fees cover the printed workbook, all group sessions, and all written feedback. There are no supplementary materials to purchase and no upsells within a programme.

Fees are stated clearly on the solutions page. The Vocabulary Workshop is RM 560, the Reserve Reading Course is RM 1,470, and the Year of Reserve Pages Programme is RM 3,000.

All materials included in the stated fee
No add-on modules or supplementary purchases
Three price points across three programme lengths

A Workbook That Lasts Beyond the Programme

The workbook is yours to keep. It includes monthly and quarterly pages designed to be used independently after the programme ends. Participants often return to it in the months following their final session.

This is how Mendric measures usefulness — not by a satisfaction score at the end of the last session, but by whether the workbook is still being opened six months later.

Monthly and quarterly pages usable after programme completion
Workbook designed for ongoing independent use
Year-end reflection summary in the longest programme

How We Compare

Mendric vs. Typical Approaches

Feature	Typical Providers	Mendric
Group size	20–50 participants	6–10 participants
Workbook feedback		Written, per participant
Materials format	Digital slides / online portal	Printed workbook included
Programme length	One-day or weekend	4 – 10 weeks
Personal financial advice	Often included or implied	Education only — clearly scoped
Context	Generic international content	Malaysian household scenarios
Post-programme use	Access expires	Workbook kept permanently

What Only Mendric Offers

Distinctive Features of Our Approach

One-to-One Written Check-ins

The Year of Reserve Pages Programme includes three written one-to-one check-ins — a form of individual attention not commonly offered in group education settings.

Workbook as a Year-Long Tool

The workbook in the Year of Reserve Pages Programme is designed with 12 months of pages — participants use it continuously through the programme and independently for the rest of the year.

A Vocabulary-First Entry Point

The Vocabulary Workshop is specifically designed for those with no background in financial planning. It builds a shared vocabulary before introducing any planning templates or numerical exercises.

Evening Sessions for Working Adults

All group sessions are scheduled in the evenings to suit participants with regular working hours — a practical consideration that many daytime education providers overlook.

Milestones

Recognitions and Milestones

2022

Featured by Malaysia Financial Literacy Network for household reserve programme design

340+

Participants across all programme intakes since 2019

4.8 / 5

Average post-programme satisfaction rating across all 2024 intakes

Member

Financial Education Network Malaysia (FENM), since 2021

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