A week-long challenge to help you align your finances with your values, feel a bit more centred and get yourself organised.

Day One - Get the thing done that scares you!

Discover short and long-term financial goals you can actually achieve - from building an emergency fund to saving for retirement.

Learn how to set achievable goals through compounding steps. From freezer mode to doer, here’s how small habits create big change in life and money.

Trusts are an important part of Estate Planning today but the way that they function, and the reasons we have them, are often very opaque. Eleanor prances through 1000 years of history to bring a little context and a lot of whimsy to a complex area of law and finance.

Because we don’t have pockets?

Learn how to apply the 50/30/20 budgeting rule to your money with this simple step-by-step guide. Includes examples, common problems and practical tips.

Learn how to budget your money using the 50/30/20 rule - an easy method to balance bills, lifestyle and savings without overcomplicating things.

I’m not earning yet, but I’m learning. Here’s how walking, compounding steps and a shift in mindset are reshaping my relationship with money, work and joy.

Diet culture tells us, if it's not 100% then it might as well be 0%.

I reject that and I reject sitting on the financial side-lines.

Once you do have the knowledge, you’re in the driving seat.

Answering some reader questions about compound interest.

How do I benefit from it? What on earth is AER? And will it beat inflation?

Have you ever thought so much about interest? 🤯

The 7-year-old me learnt that money talk was off-limits… and adult me still carries that. A dive into money memories.

What Swedish Grammar Taught Me About Personal Finance (Seriously)

The mind-blowingly exciting but super simple concept of the 4% rule!

You really should start investing with a small amount of money!

What could that mean for your finances?

I have notes all over the place of things I want to write about…