What You Will Find Here That You May Not Find Elsewhere
Financial education built around your pace, your context, and your actual questions — not a standardised course outline built for a generic audience.
Back to HomeSix Reasons Adults 40+ Choose Nava Wealth
These are not selling points invented for a webpage. They are the things our participants most often mention when they describe the programmes to others.
Completely Independent
We do not sell financial products, receive referral fees, or have commercial arrangements with any bank, broker, or investment platform. Our only income is the programme fee.
Begins from the Beginning
The Beginner's Mind programme assumes nothing. Many adults have gaps in their financial vocabulary that they have quietly worked around for years. We start from foundational questions without embarrassment.
Grounded in Thai Reality
Examples, institutions, regulations, and data are drawn from Thailand. We cover the kinds of accounts, policies, and investment vehicles participants are likely to encounter here — not abstract international examples.
Built for the Long View
The Long Horizon programme works across monthly sessions over six months — because understanding how wealth moves over decades is not something that resolves in an afternoon workshop.
Small Groups as a Design Choice
We cap each cohort at twelve people. This allows for questions to arise naturally, for the facilitator to adjust pace, and for participants to feel that their particular situation has been considered.
Materials You Will Actually Use
The conversation-preparation checklist from the Advisor workshop and the bound workbook from the Long Horizon programme are reference documents — designed to be returned to over months, not filed away.
A Closer Look at Each Advantage
Expertise Built Over Eight Years of Facilitation
Our lead facilitator has worked through over eighty cohorts since 2017. That experience shapes how sessions are structured — which concepts tend to confuse, where participants most often need to slow down, and what kinds of examples translate most clearly to Thai household contexts.
- Facilitators with backgrounds in treasury, securities regulation, and adult education
- Curriculum revised annually based on participant feedback
- Data sourced from Bank of Thailand, SET, and peer-reviewed research
A Process That Respects Your Time and Pace
Each programme has a clear structure, but the pace within sessions adjusts to the group. Evening sessions for the Beginner's Mind programme are designed to fit around working schedules. The Long Horizon programme spreads its six sessions across six months — monthly meetings that allow time for reflection between sessions.
- Evening scheduling for working adults
- Monthly cadence for long programmes — not an intensive sprint
- Written session notes for participants who miss a meeting
Personal Attention Before and During Every Programme
Every enquiry is answered by a person, not an automated system. Before you register for any programme, we are happy to answer questions by phone or email and suggest which programme fits your current situation. During the programme itself, questions sent by email between sessions receive a written response within two working days.
- Personal pre-enrolment conversation at no charge
- Between-session email support included
- Group size kept small enough for individual attention
Clear Fees, No Hidden Costs
Programme fees cover the sessions, all printed and bound materials, and between-session email support. There are no supplementary charges for materials, no upselling during the programme, and no follow-on products to purchase. The fee for each programme is stated before registration and does not change.
- Beginner's Mind: 5,400 THB — four sessions with all materials
- Advisor Conversation: 8,400 THB — full-day workshop with printed checklist
- Long Horizon: 11,400 THB — six monthly sessions with bound workbook
Outcomes That Last Beyond the Final Session
The aim is not a certificate or a score but a more settled relationship with the subject. Participants who complete the Long Horizon programme typically describe the experience as one that changed how they read financial news, how they approach conversations with advisors, and how they think about decisions they had previously avoided.
- Participants report greater confidence in advisor meetings after the workshop
- Long Horizon workbooks are frequently described as regularly revisited reference materials
- A significant share of participants from one programme enrol in a second
How We Compare to Other Options
| Feature | Typical Providers | Nava Wealth |
|---|---|---|
| Product sales attached to education | Often present | Never |
| Group size | 20–50+ participants | 6–12 participants |
| Thai-specific examples and data | Rare | Throughout |
| Programme designed for 40+ adults | Rarely | Always |
| Pre-enrolment personal conversation | Uncommon | Standard |
| Between-session email support | Rarely included | Included |
| Transparent fees stated before enrolment | Variable | Always |
| Materials designed for long-term reference | Uncommon | Yes |
What We Offer That Is Not Widely Available
The Advisor Preparation Checklist
The printed checklist from the Advisor Conversation workshop is, as far as we know, the only structured preparation tool of its kind for English-speaking adults navigating Thai financial advisors and bank representatives. It is a practical document designed to be taken into meetings.
The Long Horizon Workbook
Participants in the six-month programme receive a hand-bound workbook at the first session and update it progressively across the months. The workbook is designed to hold their own figures, questions, and reflections alongside the programme's content.
Session Structure Built Around Questions
Each session of the Beginner's Mind programme opens with a single foundational question — not a lecture. The discussion grows from whatever the group brings to that question. This means sessions are shaped partly by participants rather than entirely by a fixed agenda.
No Pressure to Continue or Upgrade
We do not run follow-on programmes that participants feel obligated to join, and we do not contact past participants with sales offers. If someone returns, it is because they chose to — not because they felt they had left something unfinished.
Eight Years in Numbers
83+
Cohorts Completed
740+
Participants
38%
Return for a Second Programme
8
Years in Chiang Mai
Community Education Recognition
Recognised by the Chiang Mai Expat Association for community financial literacy programming, 2022 and 2024.
Academic Collaboration
Long Horizon curriculum reviewed by faculty from Chiang Mai University's economics department as part of an adult education research project.
Participant Satisfaction
Post-programme feedback consistently rates session clarity and facilitation quality above 4.5 out of 5 across all three programmes.
The Right Programme Is the One That Fits Where You Are Now
Write to us with a short note about your situation and we will suggest the most suitable starting point. No obligation, no sales follow-up.
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