Singapore requires Real Estate Salespersons (RES) and Financial Advisors (FA) to pass rigorous licensing exams before practising. We build the sharpest prep tools for both — timed mocks, weak-spot radar, momentum tracking.
Mr Tan (Singaporean, age 38) and his wife (PR) are buying a resale 4-room HDB flat at $620,000. They currently own a private condo purchased in 2019.
Mr Tan's monthly income is $9,500; his wife earns $6,200. Combined monthly debt obligations: $1,400.
Applicable rates: ABSD, LTV cap, and MSR & TDSR calculations apply.
In Singapore, anyone who wants to work as a property agent must first pass the RES exam — a mandatory licensing requirement regulated by the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA). Without a pass, you cannot legally represent buyers, sellers, or landlords.
Financial advisors in Singapore who advise on life insurance, ILPs or health products must hold the relevant IBF qualifications, as required by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) under the Financial Advisers Act. Four modules are compulsory.
Log in and you see your momentum, not a welcome screen. Days studied, weakest topics, and how close you are to exam-ready — at a glance.
See the days you showed up. Streaks build the habit; the habit passes the exam.
Performance scored across topics — Law, Tax, Valuation, Calculations. Drill where it counts.
One honest percentage. When it hits 80% you're cleared to book the sitting.
In Singapore, aspiring Real Estate Salespersons must pass the CEA-administered RES exam (Paper 1 & 2) before registering with an estate agency. Aspiring Financial Advisors must clear 4 IBF/MAS-required modules (RES5, M9, M9A, HI) to advise on life insurance and investment products. We cover both.
One-time payment. No subscriptions. Study at your pace.
6 months
Starter
For focused, time-boxed preparation.
1 year
Standard
Best value. RES + FA both included.
Corporate
Team
For agencies and financial firms onboarding multiple reps.
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A few notes from candidates who used the tool to cross the line.
Cleared Paper 1 & 2 on first try. The timed mock mode was the closest thing I've seen to the actual exam — same pressure, same pacing.
Gave up on the textbook after week 2. Just drilled questions every commute on the MRT. The weak-spot radar told me where to focus. Worked.
Cheatsheet is genuinely useful — not a wall of bullets. I printed it and brought it everywhere. The difficulty tiers are honest; hard means hard.
The exam-ready meter kept me honest. When it hit 80%, I booked the sitting that week. Cleared it. Wish I had this on my first attempt.
Bought the 1-year for my whole team of new reps. Onboarding ROI in 6 weeks. The dashboard lets me see who's ready to sit and who needs more drilling.
Third sitting. Finally cleared. Heatmap kept me coming back daily; radar showed I'd been ignoring Tax for months.