Finance · Beginner
A practical programme that replaces guilt and guesswork with a simple monthly routine you can run in twenty minutes.

Most people have tried a budget. It lasts a few weeks, one unexpected bill breaks it, and the whole thing quietly gets abandoned. The problem is rarely discipline. It is a system designed for a perfect month, applied to a real life.
This course teaches a different approach: a routine built around how money actually moves through your accounts, with buffers for the months that do not go to plan. You will set it up once, then maintain it in about twenty minutes a month.
By the end you will know exactly where your money goes, have a written plan for every debt, and see your first savings target funded.
Using the template from the course, every month, without dreading it.
Spot subscriptions, leaks and patterns you have stopped noticing.
Avalanche, snowball or hybrid — with the numbers to back the choice.
The right size, the right account, the right rules for touching it.
Scripts and timing for insurance, telecom and bank fees.
Holidays, car repairs and gifts stop being surprises.
The heart of the course is a repeatable routine: review, allocate, automate, check. Each step has a checklist and a template, so you never start from a blank page.
You will run the routine for the first time in week two, with guidance, and refine it over the following weeks until it fits your income pattern — salaried, freelance or mixed.

Six weeks, one theme per week. Lessons are 10–25 minutes; each week ends with a 30-minute exercise.
You start with “Week 1 — Where the money goes”. It covers: Reading your bank statements line by line; Fixed, variable and invisible spending; Your personal baseline number. Nothing in it assumes knowledge from later parts of the course, so you can begin the day you enrol.
By the end of that first part you will already have done something concrete rather than only watched — and you will know whether the pace suits you. If it does not, the 14-day guarantee means you lose nothing.

Money decisions are the ones we most often make alone, from half-remembered advice and whatever the bank's app happens to show. A structured course replaces that with a sequence: first the concepts, then the method, then your own numbers — so each decision rests on the one before it.
Free videos can explain a term; they cannot walk you through building your own plan and checking it. That is what the exercises in this course are for, and why students finish with something written down rather than a vague intention to 'sort out finances'.
“I had a budget spreadsheet for years and never looked at it. The twenty-minute routine is the first thing that stuck.”
“Week three alone paid for the course. I was paying the wrong debt first.”
“Clear, calm, no shouting about lattes.”
About 90 minutes: roughly an hour of lessons and a 30-minute exercise. You can go faster; all lessons are available from day one.
No. The templates work in Google Sheets or Excel with no formulas to write, and every step is shown on screen. A paper version is included too.
Within a few minutes of payment you receive an email with your login. Access does not expire.
Email us within 14 days of purchase and we refund the full amount, no questions asked.
The method is country-neutral. Examples use euros; the templates work in any currency.
If the course is not what you expected, email us within 14 days of purchase for a full refund.
Your access never expires, and every update to the course is included.
Lessons and materials work on a phone, tablet or computer, online or downloaded.
Questions under each lesson are answered within one working day.
Card payments are processed on our payment provider's page; your card details never reach our servers.
One payment, clearly shown before you pay. Nothing recurring, nothing hidden.
Eighteen lessons, seven templates, one routine you will keep. Lifetime access, 14-day guarantee.