money
Money prompts
Budgets, payslips, contracts, quotes. The numbers you've been avoiding, made legible.
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- Critique Your Investment Portfolio Allocation for Hidden Concentration Risk
Find the hidden overlap in your portfolio before the market finds it for you.
- Reframe an Impulse Purchase Urge Before You Click Buy
Two questions to ask before you buy something you might regret by Friday.
- Reframe Your Debt as a Solvable Project Instead of a Source of Shame
Debt is a logistics problem, not proof you are bad with money.
- Explain What a Confusing Line on Your Payslip Actually Means
Work out what that unexplained line on your payslip is actually doing.
- Reframe Debt as a Solvable Problem Instead of a Source of Shame
See your debt as a list of steps instead of a personal failing.
- Summarise a Messy Month of Spending Into What You Need to Know
Find out where last month's money actually went without spreadsheet dread.
- Plan Your First Emergency Fund From Nothing
Build your first emergency fund from zero, one realistic milestone at a time.
- Reframe a Sunk Cost Investment Decision on Its Current Merits Only
Would you buy this today with no history attached. That is the only question.
- Translate Investment Jargon From a Statement or Prospectus Into Plain Terms
Get a fund document translated into what it actually means for your money.
- Critique Your Own Spending Categories for What They Are Hiding
Your miscellaneous category is hiding the habit you actually need to see.
- Critique a Purchase You Are About to Make Before You Make It
Get an honest gut check before you buy the thing you are eyeing up.
- Plan a 30 Day No Spend Challenge That You Will Actually Finish
A no spend challenge with exceptions built in, so it survives past day four.
- Critique Your Budget Before It Quietly Fails You Again
Find out why your budget never survives contact with the actual month.
- Build a First Ever Budget That You Will Actually Stick To
Build your first real budget without feeling patronised about it.
- Build Your First Ever Monthly Budget From Scratch
Your first budget, built from a messy list of numbers and nothing else.
- Summarise your last three months of spending into what actually changed
See what actually changed in your spending over the last three months, not just the totals.
- Summarise a bank statement into where your money actually went last month
See where last month's money actually went, in five categories, no judgement.
- Summarise a year of household spending categories into a one page money story
Turn a year of banking categories into the story of where your money actually went.
- Translate investment jargon from a fund factsheet into plain English before you decide anything
Understand what the factsheet is actually saying before you decide anything with it.
- Compare a fixed savings bond against an easy access account for a specific lump sum
Work out if locking that lump sum away actually pays for itself.
- Translate a jargon heavy pension statement into plain English
Find out what your pension statement actually says, without the jargon.
- Compare two approaches to structuring a personal blog's content calendar
Work out if a strict posting schedule will actually survive your real week.
- Decide whether to switch energy tariff before winter or wait
Work out if you should switch energy tariff now or hold off until closer to winter.
- Decide whether to overpay your mortgage or top up savings this month
Work out where spare cash does more good this month, mortgage or savings.