Money Doesn't Have to Feel Complicated
Real strategies for real people who want clarity around their finances
We started teaching budgeting after watching too many friends struggle with spreadsheets that made them feel worse, not better. The truth? Most financial advice assumes you have everything figured out already.
Explore Our Approach
Build a Budget System That Fits Your Life
Not the other way around. We've spent years teaching people who thought they were terrible with money. Turns out, the systems were terrible.
Our autumn 2025 programme walks through the basics without making you feel behind. You'll learn how to track spending without obsessing, plan for irregular expenses without panic, and actually understand where your money goes.
- Start with your actual spending patterns, not someone else's ideal
- Build categories that make sense for your life
- Learn to adjust when things change without starting over
- Practice with real scenarios from people who've been there
Learn Alongside People Who Get It
Financial literacy shouldn't feel isolating. Our small group sessions give you space to ask questions that actually matter to you.
Real Conversations
Talk through challenges with others navigating similar financial situations. Most breakthroughs happen when someone asks the question you were afraid to voice.
Practical Exercises
Work through your actual budget during sessions. Get feedback on what's working and troubleshoot what isn't, with guidance that respects your circumstances.
Ongoing Support
Check in with your cohort after the programme ends. People often find the continued connection more valuable than the initial coursework.
I'd tried three different budgeting apps before this. None of them helped because I didn't understand the underlying principles. Now I actually know what I'm doing, and my bank account finally reflects that.
The group format made such a difference. Hearing how others solved problems gave me ideas I never would have thought of on my own. Plus it was reassuring to know I wasn't the only one confused about certain things.
Everything We Cover Is Something Someone Actually Asked About
Our curriculum evolved from real questions and struggles. Nothing theoretical, just the practical stuff that comes up when you're trying to manage money.
