Build Financial Habits That Actually Stick

Skip the theory. Learn practical money management through real scenarios that mirror your daily financial decisions. Our approach focuses on creating sustainable habits rather than quick fixes.

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Your Journey to Financial Confidence

Most people struggle with money management because they try to change everything at once. We break it down into manageable steps that build on each other.

Month 1-2: Foundation Building

Start with expense tracking and understanding where your money goes. No judgment, just awareness. Many participants discover they're spending $200+ monthly on subscriptions they forgot about.

Month 3-4: Smart Budgeting

Create a budget that works with your lifestyle, not against it. Learn the 50/30/20 rule and how to adjust it for Australian living costs and your specific situation.

Month 5-6: Emergency Planning

Build your safety net systematically. Even $20 per week adds up faster than you think. We'll show you high-interest savings accounts that actually work in today's market.

Month 7-8: Investment Basics

Understand shares, ETFs, and superannuation without the jargon. Learn what questions to ask financial advisors and how to spot red flags in investment schemes.

Henrik Lindström, Financial Education Specialist
Henrik Lindström
Lead Financial Educator

Real Experience, Not Just Theory

I spent my first decade out of university making every financial mistake possible. Maxed out credit cards, bought a car I couldn't afford, and had zero savings despite earning decent money.

The turning point came when I realized traditional financial advice doesn't account for human psychology. You can know budgeting is important, but still overspend on weekends.

That's why our program focuses on behavior change first, then the technical stuff. We address the emotional side of money decisions that most courses ignore.

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Tools That Make Sense in Australia

  • Budget templates adapted for Australian tax system and pay cycles
  • Superannuation optimization strategies that actually increase your retirement savings
  • Home loan calculators that factor in current Australian interest rates
  • Investment comparison tools for ASX stocks, ETFs, and managed funds
  • Tax planning worksheets for different employment types

These aren't generic tools you'll find elsewhere. We've spent two years adapting everything for Australian financial regulations, tax brackets, and banking systems.

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Ready to Start Building Better Money Habits?

Our next intake opens in August 2025. Limited to 40 participants so everyone gets proper attention during live sessions.

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