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Let’s be real: money apps usually suck. Most of them expect you to be a spreadsheet wizard and forget that life happens. And adulting? It’s actually really hard, thank you very much.

Case study: Adulting is hard

We’re here to help you feel good with money 

The mere thought of buying sustainably can conjure up images of high-end organic products. But sustainable living and better personal finance practices actually go hand in hand.

How to be sustainable on a budget

A financial wellbeing guide to sustainability 

When it comes to money, everyone starts somewhere. Your Readiness Score™ is simply that: your starting point.

What your Readiness Score™ actually represents

And why you should care about it

Let’s be real. Money can feel overwhelming. There’s so much jargon, endless tips, and conflicting advice that it’s hard to know where to start.

A learning path built around you

Learning about money doesn’t have to feel like a chore

You want to stress less about your money, and you might think that just means sticking to a budget.  But it’s so easy to be a little too optimistic about what a reasonable budget is, that it so often leaves us feeling bad about not sticking to it. 

How to feel good with your money

Money apps suck! find out how to actually detox and declutter your money

Ever connected an app to your bank account? If so you’re probably one of millions in the UK already making use of the beauty that is ✨Open Banking✨ And if not, get ready for some seriously eye opening stuff on...

What is Open Banking?

And how can it make your life a whole lot simpler?

Just seeing the word budget can send shivers down your spine 🤢 Budgeting is often considered Money 101. It’s the easiest and first way to be good with money, right?? Well if that’s the case, then why are budgeting methods so hard to stick to???

Budgeting methods don’t work

The psychology behind budgeting methods and why they’re so hard to stick to

Black Friday is the time of year that truly tests our self-control. It can indeed be an opportunity to save money on things you’re already looking for, but it can also be a rabbit hole of unruly spending, leaving you with more than you bargained for...

The psychology of Black Friday

It’s not you, it’s capitalism

In a world full of acronyms and unnecessarily complicated jargon, It can be easy to get bogged down in the technical talk. ISA stands for Individual Savings Account...

What actually are ISAs?

And how do I know if they’re right for me right now?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has proven to be incredibly impactful in building financial knowledge, confidence, and wellbeing. Here’s how we’ve incorporated CBT into our app to guarantee a financial wellbeing support...

Using CBT to feel good with money

What is CBT? And how does the power of psychology set our app apart?

There are so many 'firsts' when you're in your 20’s, with things like moving out, starting uni (leaving uni), landing a new job, or even going travelling, but it’s not as easy as it all sounds (or looks on social media).

Why is adulting so tough?

And why does it feel like no one really talks about this more?

Ahh, Personal Savings Allowance (PSA): the magic that lets you earn interest on your savings without any pesky taxes putting their nose in it.

What exactly is a Personal Savings Allowance (PSA)? 

Your tax-free ticket to saving smart and growing

Sheldon Mills, FCA’s executive director, said:   “Finance is at the heart of everybody’s life journey, and we want consumers to lead healthy financial lives”

Wait, is this adulting?

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