Learning Resources
Materials That Actually Make Sense
We've spent years building resources that explain money without the jargon. Real scenarios, practical examples, and the kind of clarity you wish your first accountant had offered.
Browse ProgramsWhat's Available Right Now
Everything here is designed for people who prefer learning at their own pace, with materials that don't assume you already know the basics.
Written Guides
Step-by-step breakdowns of budgeting, investing, and tax planning. We update these quarterly based on what people actually ask us.
Explore guides →Practice Scenarios
Work through real-world money situations with guided examples. Think of it like training wheels for financial decisions.
Try scenarios →Spreadsheet Templates
Pre-built tools for tracking spending, planning purchases, and comparing loan options. Nothing fancy—just functional.
Download templates →Weekly Q&A Sessions
Every Wednesday at 7pm, someone from our team fields questions about anything money-related. You can join live or watch the recording later.
Join next session →Topic Deep Dives
Month-long modules covering specific areas like superannuation, property investment, or business finance. New topics added every quarter.
View schedule →Case Study Library
Anonymous examples of how other people have tackled debt, saved for goals, or navigated career transitions. Real numbers, real outcomes.
Browse cases →
Structured Learning
Six-Month Programs Starting September 2025
If you'd rather follow a guided path than pick through individual resources, our structured programs might suit you better. They run twice a year and include everything below.
Core Curriculum
Twenty-four modules covering personal finance fundamentals, delivered in digestible weekly sessions with homework that actually helps.
Personal Check-ins
Three one-on-one sessions with someone from our team to review your progress and adjust the learning plan if needed.
Peer Discussion Groups
Small cohorts meet fortnightly to talk through concepts and share perspectives. Usually eight to twelve people per group.
Resource Library Access
Everything mentioned above, plus early access to new materials we're testing before general release.
Before Enrolling
How do I know which resources to start with?
Most people begin with our "Money Foundations" guide—it covers the boring but essential stuff like tracking expenses and understanding interest rates. From there, you can branch into whatever's most relevant to your situation.
Before Enrolling
Do I need prior knowledge?
Not at all. We assume you know how to use a calculator and have access to basic banking. Everything else gets explained without assuming background knowledge.
During Program
What if I fall behind on modules?
Life happens. You can pause your progress for up to four weeks without losing your spot. If you need longer, just let us know and we'll work something out.
During Program
Can I access materials after finishing?
Yes—everything stays available for at least twelve months after you complete the program. We update content regularly, and you'll get those updates automatically.
Post-Completion
Is there ongoing support afterward?
You're welcome to keep attending the weekly Q&A sessions indefinitely. Some people also join our alumni group, which meets monthly to discuss new financial topics and compare notes.
Post-Completion
Do you offer advanced programs?
We're building out intermediate modules focused on investment strategy and business finance, launching in early 2026. Priority registration goes to people who've completed the foundation program.