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Money prompts
Budgets, payslips, contracts, quotes. The numbers you've been avoiding, made legible.
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- Reframe a Redundancy Payoff as a Financial Planning Opportunity
Turn the redundancy cheque into a plan instead of a number that just sits there.
- Plan the Order to Draw Down Multiple Retirement Pots
Get your head round drawdown order before you hand it to an adviser.
- Compare Easy Access, Fixed Rate, and Regular Saver Accounts
Work out which flavour of savings account actually suits your goal.
- Walk Through the Self Assessment Tax Return Process Step by Step
Turn the self assessment dread into a checklist you can actually work through.
- Build a Debt Payoff Plan Using Avalanche or Snowball
See exactly what smallest-balance-first costs you in extra interest.
- Get a Reality Check on Your Monthly Budget
Have someone other than you tell you the budget is fiction.
- Generate a Zero Based Monthly Budget From Your Income and Bills
Give every pound a job before it wanders off on its own.
- Generate a Script for Negotiating a Repayment Plan With a Creditor
Have the awkward creditor call scripted before you have to make it.
- Summarise a Month of Bank Statements Into Where the Money Actually Went
Turn a month of bank transactions into a clear picture of where the money actually went.
- Summarise a Year of Investment Performance Into What Actually Matters
Get the honest version of your portfolio's year, not the highlight reel.
- Summarise a Year of Freelance Income Into a Clear Financial Picture
Turn a scattered year of freelance invoices into one clear picture of how the year went.
- Translate a Pension Statement Into What It Means for Retirement
Find out what your pension statement actually means for your retirement.
- Translate a Business Loan Offer Into What It Actually Costs You
Find out what that business loan actually costs beyond the headline rate.
- Summarise a Chaotic Month of Bank Transactions Into Where the Money Went
Find out where last month's money actually went, not where you think it went.
- Translate a Pension Statement Into Plain English
Work out what your annual pension statement is actually telling you.
- Compare Two Ways to Pay Off Debt Given Your Actual Numbers
See which debt payoff method actually saves you money with your real numbers.
- Decide Whether to Pay Off a Small Debt Early or Keep Cash as a Buffer
Work out if clearing that small debt now is smart or just satisfying.
- Decide Whether to Fix, Sell, or Replace an Ageing Appliance
Work out whether that ageing appliance is worth fixing or finally done.
- Summarise a Month of Spending Into Three Numbers That Matter
Get last month's spending down to three numbers that actually matter.
- Compare Sensitivity of a Long-Term Financial Projection to Its Key Assumptions
Find out which single assumption your long-term projection actually rests on.
- Explain the Actual Mechanics of a Structured Financial Product
Get the actual payout mechanics of a structured product, not the brochure version.
- Translate an Investment App's Risk Score Into What It Actually Means
Find out what that risk score actually means for your money in a bad year.
- Translate Investment Jargon From a Fund Factsheet Into Plain English
Turn a fund factsheet's jargon into plain English, without pretending to be financial advice.
- Critique a Budget Spreadsheet Before You Trust the Numbers in It
Find the hole in your budget before it finds you at the end of the month.