Something about sitting down, with the intention of talking about money with my partner makes me startle and I have nothing to say. Ultimately, it was self-acceptance that made money dates with my partner possible and they’re so valuable to your financial future settle down and let’s talk.

15 financial resolutions across quick wins, long-term habits and mindset shifts.

But effective goal-setting starts with your deeper "why" - what should your financial life feel like? Peaceful? Abundant? Aligned? Once you know that, the right resolutions become obvious.

If habits don't stick, adjust your approach.

The habit isn't the goal - your deeper aim is.

Pick your top 3 and customize.

Financial wellness goes beyond bank balances.

These mindset resolutions tackle deeper work: forgiving financial mistakes, setting up charitable giving, helping others with money knowledge, supporting values-aligned businesses, enjoying your body to build embodied safety. When we talk about money, we're really talking about safety.

You deserve wealth and wholeness, not endless scrabbling.

Beyond quick wins: longer-term financial resolutions that compound throughout the year.

Maximize your £20,000 ISA allowance, track spending to find money leaks, read essential finance books, find an accountability buddy, organize financial documents.

These deeper money habits build wealth over time. If something's too much, adjust your approach - don't abandon the goal entirely.

Forget New Year's resolutions - Imbolc (Feb 1st) is the perfect time for financial fresh starts. Try these 5 quick-win money resolutions you can do tonight: open a high-interest savings account, audit subscriptions, increase pension by 1%, have that avoided money conversation, switch one service to save. No overwhelming changes - just practical money moves taking an hour or less.

Much of the ethical investment world is a bit wishy-washy, people want to do their best but companies are hedging their bets, trying to please everybody and perhaps obfuscating the truth. So what red flags should we be looking out for in ethical investing to know that we're making good money moves?

My take on how to famous spark joy, Marie Kondo method could impact your money for a simpler, more intentional financial life.

A key part of all of this is to think about it once, work out what's going to work for you and then set it in place.

We're looking to clarify, simplify and leverage what we've got.

For when life throws you something genuinely unexpected, you’re taking care of you. Something is better than nothing

A personal look at ADHD, goal-setting and learning to define ‘enough’. Includes practical mindset tools you can apply to your financial goals.

Learn how FCA regulation, sustainability labels and ESG fund rules affect ethical investing in the UK and what it means for fund performance and access.

Discover how fund managers actually evaluate ESG factors, read ethical fund objectives and navigate greenwashing in the investment world.

Curious about ethical investing? Understand positive and negative screening, impact investing and how fund managers influence companies from the inside.

Ethical investing doesn’t have to feel overwhelming or hypocritical. This beginner-friendly guide breaks down what ethical investing actually is, how it fits into real life under capitalism and how UK women and non-binary people can start aligning their money with their values.

Discover three unexpected money habits that help women and non-binary people reduce impulse spending, strengthen relationships and build confident, sustainable finances.

Struggling to feel worthy or confident? Here’s how to spot some signs of low self-worth and simple ways to rebuild confidence - without toxic positivity.

If you know a thing, you know it. 
Own it and let’s go! 
Life is too short for lacking well earned confidence! 

You can promise yourself, out loud if needs be, that when five minutes is up you can go back to whatever you’re doing but I can guarantee that you won’t.

A five week trip, a spontaneous Santorini getaway and a reminder that budgeting for what brings joy can be the best investment of all.

Somebody gave this guy a new dressing gown and it was so fantastic it made everything else in his life look terrible so he replaced it all and ended up in debt! Must have been quite some dressing gown!