Two ways to
work with us
Each programme is built around doing rather than watching. Participants leave with a completed artefact — a savings plan, a decision framework — not just notes. The formats suit different schedules and starting points.
Personal Savings Planning
A structured half-day workshop where each participant maps their own income-to-expense ratio, identifies three realistic places to redirect money, and builds a 6-month savings target with built-in review points.
Makroekonomija Applied
How central bank rate decisions, inflation cycles, and fiscal policy shifts affect how and when you should save. A focused session that connects makroekonomija concepts to concrete personal finance decisions — covering deposit timing, real returns, and purchasing power erosion.
Group Cohort Series
Four consecutive evening sessions held monthly in Dublin. Each week builds on the last — household budgeting, savings psychology, reading economic indicators, then stress-testing your own plan with real data.
One-to-One Review
A 90-minute session reviewing your current financial habits against a structured savings checklist. Output is a written summary of gaps and a prioritised action list — no generic recommendations.
Participant Feedback
Collected after completed sessions — unedited and unsolicited
The savings planning workshop gave me a real framework — not generic advice but a structured process I could apply that week. I'd spent years knowing I should be saving more without knowing where to start.
Understanding how inflation timing affects a savings account made a noticeable difference in how I approach monthly planning. The macroeconomics session was practical, not theoretical.
The cohort format kept me accountable over four weeks. By session three I had an actual savings plan with numbers attached — not a vague intention but a month-by-month schedule I still follow.
