Creating a successful financial wellness programme isn't just about money or time. It's about addressing real needs, anticipating challenges, and communicating clearly. Learn how to create an initiative everyone will love (whether you're starting fresh or not)!

Investing in employees' financial wellness is not just a nice-to-have: it is essential for a thriving work environment and it enhances productivity, reduces turnover and also strengthens the organisation's reputation and overall success.

Discover the secrets to a successful payday routine that will transform your financial habits. Learn how make intentional spending choices, save strategically, invest automatically. Build a system that works for you so that you can spend guilt-free and stress-free!

Struggling with money problems? Look beyond financial knowledge: your financial actions are influenced by the psychology of judgment. Explore the impact of emotions and use three practical strategies to identify your money beliefs

I’m constantly working on how to improve myself and my finances, as a recovering overspender (did I mention it’s a lifelong journey?). As the year comes to a close, I love taking a moment to reflect on the lessons I've learned along the way.

Running lessons that can be applied to personal finances: 1. Don't listen to the pros 2. Listen to those who've been there!

Your money problems are not money-related but relationship-related. Adlerian psychology applies to personal finances (2/2)

Live in the past versus present. How does your past impact your current financial behaviours? And how can we change them?

Do you know your values and your anti-values? Do your daily life match with you values? Find out how to create your principles derived from your values, your inner GPS to guide you.

Assess your time, Breakdown your goals, and Start small is key to find motivation, not just wait for the motivation to comes. Invest in you future by just taking a few steps every day or week.

Why we spend too much time on urgent or non important tasks, while we all know that if we spend more time doing the non-urgent and important tasks, we will reach better financial security (using the Eisenhower Matrix).

How to prioritise financial goals? Do we need to choose one only? What to choose first between paying off debt vs Saving vs Investing?