Practical Financial Education for Real Life
Programs starting throughout the year — find the right time to build your money knowledge.
We're running several courses in 2026, each designed around real financial questions people face. Whether you're sorting out a budget, trying to understand super, or figuring out what to do with savings — there's a program coming up that matches where you're at right now.
Get Course DetailsAll programs run for 8-10 weeks with weekend sessions. We keep groups small so there's actually time to ask your questions and work through examples that matter to you.
Feb 2026
The stuff you wish someone had explained years ago. Budgeting that actually works, debt without the stress, and building an emergency fund that makes sense for your life.
May 2026
Investing doesn't have to be complicated or intimidating. We'll break down shares, funds, property, and super in plain language so you can make informed choices.
Aug 2026
Running a small business means juggling cash flow, tax, and planning. This course covers the financial side in a practical way that fits how small businesses actually operate.
Oct 2026
Understanding super, knowing what you'll need, and figuring out how to get there. We'll also look at age pension rules and how different income sources work in retirement.
Each course follows a similar structure, but the content changes based on what we're covering. Here's what the journey typically looks like.
You'll get access to some intro materials and a short survey about what you want to learn. This helps us tailor examples and discussions to what the group actually needs.
We start with the core concepts and terminology. No assumptions about what you already know — just clear explanations with plenty of chances to ask questions.
Now we work through real scenarios. You'll practice the skills with worksheets, calculators, and case studies based on actual situations people face.
Time to apply everything to your own situation. Build your plan, get feedback, and leave with something you can actually use moving forward.
You'll have access to course materials for 12 months, plus you're welcome at our quarterly check-in sessions where past participants share updates and ask follow-up questions.
Our instructors work in finance but spend their weekends helping regular people understand money better. They're good at explaining things without the jargon.
Investment Educator
Henrik spent 15 years as a financial planner before switching to education. He's taught investment courses since 2019 and has a knack for making market concepts make sense.
Personal Finance Specialist
Siobhan works in banking during the week and teaches budgeting and debt management on weekends. She's honest about her own financial mistakes, which people seem to appreciate.
We're not trying to turn you into financial experts. The goal is to help you make informed decisions about your own money with confidence.
Financial terms get explained in everyday language. If something sounds too technical, we'll break it down until it makes sense. Questions are encouraged — that's how people actually learn.
Classes cap at 18 people so there's room for discussion. You'll hear from others dealing with similar money questions, which often helps more than just listening to an instructor.
Every course includes spreadsheets, calculators, and templates you can keep using. Nothing fancy — just practical tools that help you track, plan, and make decisions.
Spots fill up about 6-8 weeks before each course starts. If you're interested in one of the programs, it's worth reaching out sooner rather than later.