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Money prompts
Budgets, payslips, contracts, quotes. The numbers you've been avoiding, made legible.
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- Explain the Difference Between a SIPP and an ISA
Understand the practical difference between a SIPP and an ISA before you open one.
- Decide Whether to Take a Pension Lump Sum or Keep the Payments
Work out whether taking a pension lump sum or keeping the payments makes more sense for your situation.
- Compare Two Investment Approaches for a First-Time Investor
Find out which investment approach actually suits someone starting out.
- Decide Whether to Keep or Cancel a Subscription
Find out in three questions whether a subscription is worth keeping.
- Translate a Mortgage Statement Into Plain English
Understand what your mortgage statement is actually telling you.
- Plan a Strategy for Paying Off Multiple Debts
Build a ranked debt repayment plan that tells you what to do this month and in what order.
- Decide Whether to Buy or Rent Your First Home Based on Your Actual Situation
Work out whether to buy or rent your first home with an honest framework that accounts for your actual position.
- Compare Renting Versus Buying in Your Area
Run a rent-versus-buy comparison that includes the costs most people leave out.
- Critique Your Investment Strategy for Hidden Risks
Find the risks in your investment approach that you cannot see because of how it is framed.
- Plan a Side Business Launch on a Small Budget
Build a side business launch plan that gets to a paying customer before you spend serious money.
- Explain How Compound Interest Works With a Concrete Example
See how compound interest actually works with numbers that make the time factor obvious.
- Generate a Financial Independence Roadmap From Where You Are Now
Build a financial independence roadmap from your actual numbers with a specific monthly investment target.
- Reframe Your Relationship With Money Based on Where It Came From
Understand where your money patterns came from and find a frame that loosens their grip.
- Plan the Financial Side of a Major Life Event
Build a financial plan for a major life event before the vague stress becomes a concrete problem.
- Generate a Budget for Your First Month Living Alone
Find out before you sign whether you can actually afford to live alone.
- Translate a Bank Statement Into a Spending Story
Turn a month of bank transactions into a clear picture of where your money actually went.
- Summarise a Dense Financial Statement in Plain English
Translate a dense financial statement into plain English with the three numbers that actually matter.
- Decide Whether to Hire Your First Employee
Work out whether hiring your first employee right now is financially and operationally the right move.
- Compare Two Approaches to Managing Your Money
Choose a money management approach based on your actual personality and life, not best practice.
- Decide Whether to Buy or Rent a Car
Compare the true cost of buying versus leasing a car for your situation over three years.
- Decide Whether to Overpay Your Mortgage or Invest the Surplus
Work out whether to pay your mortgage down faster or put the money to work in investments.
- Decide Whether to Invest in a Pension or an ISA First
Work out whether to put your extra savings into your pension or an ISA first.
- Reframe Saving as a Future Choice, Not a Present Sacrifice
Stop thinking of saving as deprivation and start thinking of it as buying future freedom.
- Critique Your Own Financial Plan for the Year
Test your financial plan against four failure points before the year reveals them for you.