We all say we’ll do things then don’t. But every time we break our word to others and ourselves, we can lose out — especially when it comes to our money.

When we get close to seeing our goals come to life, we can get cold feet and stretch ‘the posts’ further away. We need to recognise why, and what we can do to push on.

Believing that investing in shares or bonds is for people who are already rich is holding millennials back, from well… getting rich. Here are three reasons to get on with it. 

With long held social assumptions and structures putting ‘the family’ on a pedestal, what does that mean for millennial individuals and couples who don’t fit the mould?

Whether it’s our wine drinking, sugar consumption, or how we manage our money, we could be doing ‘just fine’... or we could be doing a whole lot better.

We soak up medical and crime lingo from TV shows that we use in our real lives. But where’s our money info seeping in? And can it be trusted?

When we near milestone birthdays, we often feel dread. Why is this the case, when it could just be a time to celebrate how different and great we are?

The relationships I have with my members is clear by what they call me — but it’s not always a good name...

Without context, my new holiday house can make people think I’m rich — but in reality it’s a sign of being smart AF about how I use my resources.

When my members ask endless and sometimes curly questions about their finances or life challenges, it might sound insane but I couldn’t be happier.