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Money prompts
Budgets, payslips, contracts, quotes. The numbers you've been avoiding, made legible.
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- Translate a Pension Statement Into What It Actually Means for Your Retirement
Find out what your pension statement means for your actual retirement.
- Translate a Mortgage Offer into What It Costs You
Work out what a mortgage offer actually costs before you sign it.
- Translate Your Pension Statement into Plain English
Find out what your pension statement is actually saying, in plain English.
- Translate an Insurance Policy Into the Cover You Actually Have
Find out what your insurance policy actually covers before you need it.
- Summarise Your Current Financial Position in One Honest Page
See your actual financial position clearly in one honest summary.
- Decide How to Handle a Financial Windfall Without Making Expensive Mistakes
Think clearly about what to do when a significant sum of money arrives unexpectedly.
- Decide How Much of Your Income Should Go Into an Emergency Fund
Work out the right emergency fund target for your specific situation.
- Reframe Your Relationship With Money if It Mostly Causes You Anxiety
Build a more functional relationship with money if it mostly makes you anxious.
- Summarise the True Cost of a Subscription Pile-Up
See what all your subscriptions add up to before you decide which ones to keep.
- Decide Whether to Consolidate Your Pensions
Work out whether to consolidate multiple pension pots or leave them separate.
- Translate a Savings Account Rate into What Your Money Actually Earns
Convert savings account rates into actual pounds earned before you move your money.
- Reframe Your Relationship with a Financial Goal You Keep Missing
Find out if the financial goal you keep missing is the right goal.
- Explain the Difference Between a Budget and a Financial Plan
Understand the difference between a budget and a financial plan and which you need.
- Decide Whether to Pay Off Debt or Start Investing
Work out whether to pay off debt or invest based on your actual numbers.
- Summarise Your Financial Year Before You Talk to an Adviser
Organise your financial year into a clear summary before meeting your adviser.
- Explain What Dollar-Cost Averaging Is and Whether It Applies to You
Understand what dollar-cost averaging actually is and whether it is relevant to you.
- Explain What a Pension Actually Is and Why It Exists
Understand what a pension is and why not having one costs you money.
- Compare Two Ways of Paying Off Debt to Find the One That Works for You
Compare the avalanche and snowball debt repayment methods for your specific debts.
- Compare Two Investment Products Before You Put Any Money In
Compare two investment products clearly before you commit any money.
- Explain Compound Interest in a Way That Changes How You Save
Understand compound interest in a way that actually changes how you save.
- Critique a Financial Product You Are Being Offered
Check a financial product you are being offered before you commit to it.
- Explain the Difference Between Income Tax and National Insurance
Understand the two deductions on your payslip and why they are different things.
- Explain a Credit Report to Yourself
Work out what your credit report is actually showing before you apply for anything.
- Draft a Budget for a Life Change You Have Not Costed Yet
Cost out a major life change before you discover what it actually costs.