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Financial education without the lectures, jargon, or finance-bro energy.
 

Most financial education focuses on information.
We focus on behaviour.

Because understanding money isn't just about knowing more. It's about understanding yourself, your decisions, your habits, and your relationship with money.

That's why we've created six different ways to experience financial education, through play, reflection, creativity, identity, and real-world decision-making.

Find the experience that works for you.

Sal's Wealth Club 
  • Money Map & Financial Journals

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    Understand your money story.
     

    Our journals combine behavioural psychology, financial frameworks, and guided reflection to help you build a healthier relationship with money.

  • Inside you'll explore:

    • Personal finance fundamentals

    • Spending and saving behaviours

    • Financial confidence and decision-making

    • Life-stage specific money challenges

    Including our flagship Money Map covering 12 key personal finance topics, plus additional journals tailored to different life stages and goals.

    Best for: Individuals who prefer self-paced learning and reflection.

  • Sal's Investment 

    Islands 

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    Learn investing by playing, not memorising.
     

    A facilitated board game experience that helps you understand investing through real-life scenarios, changing economic conditions, and different life stages.

  • You'll explore:

    • How investment goals change throughout life

    • How economic events influence investment decisions

    • Risk, diversification, and long-term thinking

    • Financial decision-making in a safe environment

    No spreadsheets. No lectures. Just learning through experience.

    Best for: Adults, students, workplaces, and community groups.

  • Pottery, Goals & Money Workshops

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    Turn financial goals into action.
     

    Participants learn practical goal-setting techniques, create realistic financial action plans, and explore behavioural frameworks that help goals actually stick.

  • The experience includes:

    • Financial goal setting

    • Budget and affordability planning

    • Behavioural habit frameworks

    • Pottery painting linked to your personal goals

    Because goals work better when they're connected to action.

    Best for: Adults looking to improve financial confidence and accountability.

  • Parent & Child Money Workshops

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    Money learnings at a young age.
     

    Designed for parents who want to introduce pocket money, saving, spending, and investing in a practical and engaging way.

  • Families explore:

    • Pocket money frameworks

    • Saving, spending, and investing habits

    • Money conversations at home

    • Family goal-setting activities

    The workshop concludes with a piggy-bank painting activity and practical tools families can continue using long after the session ends.

    Best for: Families with children beginning their financial learning journey.

  • For Schools &

    Educators.

    Financial education made easy for schools.
     

    Created around the PSHE curriculum, our case study programmes help schools deliver engaging financial education without needing specialist expertise.

  • Schools can:

    • Run ready-made financial case study competitions

    • Access structured educational resources

    • Train teachers to deliver sessions confidently

    • Invite FEC to facilitate workshops directly

    Everything is designed to make financial education practical, engaging, and curriculum-aligned.

    Best for: Schools, colleges, and educators.

  • Money Personality

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    Discover your financial personality.
     

    Nobody is naturally "good" or "bad" with money.

    We all approach money differently. Our free Money Personality Quiz helps you understand your money personality.

  • You'll gain insights into:

    • Your money strengths

    • Potential blind spots

    • Decision-making patterns

    • Ways to improve your financial wellbeing

    Because understanding yourself is often the first step to understanding your money.

    Best for: Anyone curious about their relationship with money.

Not sure which is right for you?

Start with the quiz — Sal will point you in the right direction. 🐘

Learning money shouldn't be a privilege.

📔 Buy journal → donate one

For every money journal you purchase, we donate a specialized copy to a youth center or community program.

🏺 Book experience → deliver one free

Book a workshop or pottery experience, and we’ll deliver a matching session for free to a partner school nearby.

💡 15% revenue supports access

We reinvest 15% of all our revenue directly into building open-source curriculum and financial tools for education.

When you learn, someone else gets to learn too. ✨

Backed by people who believe this matters.

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