How We Started
Twelve years ago, a group of finance professionals in Leeds noticed something troubling. Clients would arrive in their thirties and forties having never learned basic money management. They'd accumulated debt without understanding interest. They'd avoided investing because nobody explained how it worked.
The problem wasn't intelligence. It was education. Schools didn't teach it. Parents often struggled themselves. So people reached adulthood financially illiterate.
We started small, running weekend workshops for families. The response surprised us. Parents wanted to learn alongside their children. Teenagers asked questions about credit and saving. Business owners admitted they'd been guessing at financial decisions for years.
That demand turned into a school. We built a curriculum that works for different ages and needs. We hired instructors who could explain complex concepts simply. We focused on practical skills people use immediately.
