Financial foundations for Birmingham households and founders
Clear, grounded guidance on money decisions that affect daily life, built for Birmingham’s local costs and rhythms. We run paid workshops and tailored clinics that turn scattered budgets into workable systems.
What makes our approach different
We focus on financial fundamentals that can be practiced weekly, not abstract theory. Each session ends with a documented plan, spending guardrails, and follow-up checkpoints so the learning translates into action.
Short cycles to build a usable routine.
Figures matched to Birmingham living costs.
Reusable frameworks for future choices.
Learning tracks tailored to real life
Household clarity
Build a spending map, balance recurring bills, and set savings targets that reflect Birmingham’s seasonal expenses.
Set up your plan
Founder cash-flow basics
Learn to separate personal and business money, maintain reserves, and forecast monthly obligations.
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Confidence in investing
Understand risk tiers, build a diversified plan, and align monthly contributions with your goals.
Discuss investing basicsServices with transparent pricing
Each service is delivered by our Birmingham-based facilitators. We monetize through paid sessions and optional follow-up reviews.
90-minute session to build a baseline budget map.
£145Half-day group workshop for spending alignment.
£295Two-session clinic for founders and freelancers.
£420Guided plan for risk tiers and monthly contributions.
£675
How the sessions unfold
Select the format that matches your goals.
We gather your numbers before the session.
You receive checklists and next-step actions.
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“Our household finally understands where the money is going and we can plan for holidays without anxiety.”
— Maya, Stirchley“The clinic brought order to my freelance income. I now know what to hold back for tax and expenses.”
— Jules, Digbeth“Simple language, practical steps, and a plan we can maintain week to week.”
— Priya, Harborne