Book Your LPA Walk Through & Estate Planning Clinic
$7 Registration Fee includes light refreshments.
All registration fees will be donated to Charities that we support.
What you can expect:
A detailed walk through and consultation on how to prepare your LPA for certification
Free LPA certification e-voucher valid for 2 months, you may also get LPA certified for your immediate family members (spouse or parents)
Will writing guide to get you started on your estate planning process
Note: The free LPA certification is available for Singaporeans & Singapore PRs only. Singapore PR will be subject to application fees from the Office of Public Guardian.
Upcoming Slots
Pick a date from the calendar below to get started. If a session shows no available times, it's already full. Book a seat at the next one instead.
Venue: 73 Bras Basah Rd, NTUC Trade Union House #05-01, Singapore 189556
Commonly Asked Questions (FAQ)
I'm not a healthcare worker. Am I still eligible?
Yes, you absolutely are — and you'll be in good company. FinGroup started out serving healthcare professionals, but the LPA workshops are open to all Singaporeans and PRs. Every session has people joining from all walks of life.
Can I bring my spouse, parents or a friend?
Please do — especially your parents, who are often the ones who need an LPA soonest. Each seat is $7, and every dollar is donated to charity. Just select how many guests you're bringing when you register, and remember that your certification voucher can be used for immediate family too.
Where does my $7 go?
Every dollar of the registration fee is donated to the charities we support. The fee also helps us plan seats and refreshments properly, which is why we ask everyone to register — including guests.
Why do I need an LPA?
An LPA lets you appoint someone you trust, a Donee, to make decisions for you if you ever lose the ability to make them yourself. That covers both your personal welfare (like care and medical decisions) and your money matters. Without one, your family would need to go through the courts before they could act for you.
Who should I choose as my Donee?
Your Donee should be someone you trust deeply — usually a family member or a close friend. The key is choosing someone who is genuinely able to handle the responsibility, especially if they'll be managing your finances. We'll talk through how to think about this decision at the session.
What powers does a Donee get?
A Donee's powers cover two areas: your personal welfare (healthcare, living arrangements, medical treatment) and your property & affairs (bank accounts, bills, investments). You decide exactly how much of each area to grant, so it's more flexible than most people expect. We'll walk you through all the options at the session.
What's the difference between Form 1 and Form 2?
Form 1 is the standard version that most people use — it grants your Donee general powers and doesn't need a lawyer to complete. 80% of Singaporeans that have done their LPA used a Form 1.
Form 2 is for a more complex, customised arrangements and must be drafted by a lawyer at additional cost.
Our sessions certify Form 1, which covers what most people need without the extra legal fees.
I already have a Will. Do I still need an LPA?
You need both documents, because they do two completely different jobs. Your LPA works while you're alive but unable to decide things for yourself. Your Will only takes effect after you pass on. Having one without the other still leaves your family exposed.
Are PRs eligible for this too?
Yes, PRs are very welcome too. The certification itself is covered, but do note that the Office of the Public Guardian charges PRs an application fee of $30.