Rachel Davies

Yeah.

This is the hardest one.

Like your own money psychology is, you know, that's some work, but when you've,

When you love somebody and their mum was like an accountant and you have to save everything and your mum was like, just spend, spend, spend or whatever it is, you can have some really different beliefs.

Yeah, and it can be many couples break up because of money.

You know, like it's a really difficult thing.

So I guess especially when it's easy or when you're beginning, like it's a great time to sort of talk about those things at the start if you can.

Yeah.

Or if you're sort of wrong.

I think everybody has a relationship with money and everybody could benefit from exploring it.

We've focused on women because women have a unique set of obstacles and because we understand that territory, you know, the best.

So we wanted to really help women, you know, stop retiring into poverty if possible and have a bit more resource and feel a bit better about cash.

If you're on the breadline, like if you haven't got the resources to eat, your money psychology makes no difference.

Like you just need support and food and safety.

Yeah.

You can't budget your way out of poverty.

Yeah.

This is for when you've got a little bit of extra cash and then you've got something to choose with and decide about.

It's like, there's two things.

There's a course, an email course.