This module delves into the psychology of money, exploring how our beliefs about money shape financial decisions. Learn about value-based spending, inherited money beliefs, and the role of financial mindset in building wealth and achieving financial stability. These insights will help you make more conscious, confident choices with your money.

This module creates a solid foundation by teaching you how to budget effectively and understand key financial numbers. You’ll learn how to track income and expenses and choose a spending plan that works for you. We’ll also cover essential metrics like net worth and your credit score.

This module provides an in-depth understanding of debt, including how to define high-interest debt and resources for student loan information. It also covers the main debt payoff strategies, equipping you with the tools to prioritise and payoff debt efficiently.

Stock Market Overview / Workplace Pensions

This module introduces you to the fundamentals of investing, with a focus on understanding the stock market and the role of workplace pensions in building long-term wealth. You’ll learn how the stock market operates, risks involved and the basics of stocks, bonds and funds. We’ll also cover how to fully maximise workplace pensions.

FI Number / Accounts / Brokers

This module guides you through key aspects of investing, including how to calculate the amount you’ll need to retire comfortably, and understanding various investment account and brokerage options. By the end, you’ll be able to confidently choose the investment account and brokerage that is right for your goals.

Product Comparison / Fund Analysis / Asset Allocation

This module dives into the essentials of evaluating your investment options - helping you to choose what to invest in. You’ll learn how to assess various investment products, such as ETFs and index funds, and how to build a diversified investment portfolio that aligns with your goals and risk tolerance.

This module equips you with the strategies to manage and monitor your investment portfolio, while also balancing other financial goals. You’ll learn how to use ‘money date’ checklists – a regular review process to assess and adjust your finances. By the end, you’ll be able to maintain a balanced, goal-oriented portfolio that evolves with your life and financial priorities.

The bonus section includes 4 extra classes, with a plan to add new bonus classes each year. They include how to retire early in the UK, how to invest for your children and how to make more money (for both employees and businesses)! As a student of MYMA you will have lifetime access to any new bonus classes that are added.

You are a perfect fit for MYMA if you're looking to invest and build wealth without the intimidation of complex terms or advanced concepts. It also includes a handheld approach, which is ideal for those looking for extra accountability and reassurance.

MYMA is not a get-rich-quick scheme. Instead, it focuses on wealth building through long-term investing, which takes time, patience and discipline. This approach is more likely to provide lasting security and wealth.

MYMA caters to all salaries. Anyone can get started with investing from as little as £1.

Not all debt is created equal. 

Low-interest or “good” debt - like most mortgages or student loans - doesn’t hold you back in the same way high-interest debt does. That’s why high-interest debt (with an interest rate above 7%) should always be prioritised first.

But here’s the key - you don’t have to wait until you’re completely debt-free to start investing. In fact, starting early (even while carrying low-interest debt) gives your money more time to grow through compound interest which is crucial for long-term goals like retirement.

Balancing debt and investing takes thoughtful planning, but it’s absolutely possible - and it’s exactly what I guide you through in MYMA.

MYMA focuses on the bigger picture. Some courses focus specifically on investing, without teaching you the foundations of money management. MYMA believes money managment and investing should be approached as a whole, rather than separate - as each part of your finances impacts the others. You can then answer common questions like, "Should I overpay my mortgage or invest?"

Additionally, MYMA includes the psychology behind money. This is crucial, as our emotions, beliefs and behaviours significantly influence our financial decisions. Understanding this helps us build healthier money habits and make more intentional choices.

About 80% of the course is applicable worldwide. However, 20% is focused on investment accounts, brokers and allowances offered in the UK. With a bit of extra research, you could easily find this information specific to your location.

MYMA focuses on helping you optimise your money as much as possible. For that reason, individual stock-picking is not included in the course.

Index funds provide more diversification, which helps to reduce risk. They also have low fees, and tend to outperform individual stock-picking over time.

 MYMA is a self-paced course, offering LIFETIME access to all course materials.

The main content (Modules 1-7) takes about 5 hours to complete, with an extra 3 hours of bonus material.

You can choose to go through it at your own pace—binge-watch it quickly or watch 1 hour per week.

You'll have 3 months of access to Q&A Coaching, and after that, you can opt to purchase additional coaching months if you’d like more support.

I see MYMA as a middle ground between being self-taught and using a Financial Advisor. 

You absolutely can teach yourself everything you need to know from information online. However, you will pay in time and potentially common mistakes. 

On the other hand, hiring a Financial Advisor can be extremely costly, especially for the average person who does not require complex financial advice. Paying an annual 1-2% fee might not sound like much, but it can add up to a substantial amount of money in the long-term. 

MYMA is the middle ground - a reasonable one-time cost that saves you from making common mistakes, avoids high financial advisor fees, and buys you time - so you can start investing as soon as possible.