Practical digital workbooks for daily money, bills, debt, savings, home and business decisions.
Start with the free three-day Money Reset preview. Choose your workbook, download your files and follow its quick-start guide.
START A ROUTINE — Try the free 30-Day Money Reset sample.
MANAGE BILLS — Bills Under Control maps due dates, paydays and regular costs.
PLAN DEBT REPAYMENT — Debt Exit Planner helps compare priorities and track progress.
BUILD A BUFFER — Emergency Fund Builder turns essential costs into a savings target.
PLAN TOGETHER — Couples Money Meeting Kit provides a shared agenda, spending agreements and next actions.
HOME & BUSINESS — Explore The Home You Can Truly Afford or The Business That Finally Pays You.
Choose the workbook for your current goal. Check its product page for formats and included files before buying.
Created by Golooba Kaabi. Practical financial education tools for thinking and planning.
Start with a real exercise from the 30-Day Money Reset. Day 1 asks you to list your balances, cash and debts, with space to reflect without judgment.
Download the free three-day sample, print it if you prefer, and decide whether the approach suits you.
Illustrative AI-created mockup using the actual worksheet. Digital download only; desk items are not included.
The full Money Reset download includes a live browser workbook, an automatic Excel-compatible spreadsheet, a fillable PDF notes edition and printable pages.
Use the format that works for you. The PDF is for writing notes; automatic calculations are provided by the live workbook and spreadsheet. No bank connection is required.
Illustrative AI-created tablet mockup showing the actual worksheet. Tablet and accessories are not included. Check the product page for file details before buying.
Take a sheet of paper. Keep your figures private — you do not need to send them to us.
1. Write down the money available now and any income you are confident will arrive before your next payday. Keep uncertain income separate.
2. List the bills due before then, with their amounts and dates. Add realistic allowances for essentials such as food and transport.
3. Subtract those planned costs from the money available. A positive balance is money still to allocate, not automatically money to spend. A shortfall tells you which costs and dates need attention.
4. Choose one next action: check a recurring charge, make a spending limit for the week, or contact a provider about a bill you may struggle to pay.
Example using fictional amounts: 500 available − 320 in bills − 120 for essentials = 60 still to allocate. Your own figures may look different.
Want a guided starting point? The free three-day Money Reset preview helps you face your numbers, trace spending and identify essential costs. Try it before deciding whether to buy the full workbook.
Follow Amara through real workbook pages. Watch an example, pause and try it with your own figures.
1. Choose one goal and open its worksheet.
2. Fill in the labelled fields using your own records.
3. Write your work notes before marking an activity complete.
4. Check the result and write one practical next action. Use the spreadsheet or live workbook for calculations where included.
5. Save your digital file or keep your printed pages, then return for a regular review.
VIDEO GUIDE
0:26 Money Reset • 0:48 Bills
1:34 Debt • 1:56 Emergency Fund
2:21 Couples • 3:13 Your routine
AI-created presenter and scenes with actual workbook pages. Figures are illustrative and currency-neutral. The film also includes payday and side-income examples; check each product page for current availability and included formats.
