Your Money Journey
Build a Financial Life That Truly Supports You
Simple, Practical Steps for Expats Living in Europe
Build a Financial Life That Supports the Life You Actually Live
You’re not just managing money. You’re navigating one of the most emotional, invisible jobs in the world — caring for a family, managing a household, and trying to build something stable in a constantly shifting economy.
Whether you’re starting from scratch, rebuilding after a move, or simply ready to feel more confident and in control — this is your roadmap.
What You’ll Find Here
This section walks you through the core building blocks of financial stability in Europe. Each page is crafted with your real life in mind — no overwhelm, no shame, and no unrealistic promises. Just steady progress, one step at a time.
Emergency Funds
Build Your Safety Net — One Euro at a Time
Start with a small cushion that protects your family from the stress of unexpected costs — even if you’re living paycheck to paycheck.
Includes: How much to save, where to keep it, and how to start slowly.
Cost of Living
Make Your Budget Work — Even When Prices Keep Climbing
Understand your true cost of living and create a flexible, values-based budget that adjusts with you — not against you.
Includes: Expense trackers, family-friendly tips, and templates to reduce money stress.
Financial Planning
Plan for What Matters — Without the Overwhelm
Move beyond short-term survival and start building a secure, spacious future — aligned with your real values, not someone else’s ideal.
Includes: Long-term goal planner, values worksheet, and step-by-step guidance.
Money & Kids
Raise Kids Who Feel Confident With Money — Not Afraid of It
Teach your children about money in simple, emotionally healthy ways — no guilt, no pressure, no perfection needed.
Includes: Age-by-age conversation tips, habits to model, and printable guides.
Investing Basics for European Families (Coming Soon)
Your gentle, jargon-free guide to getting started with investing.
Learn to invest legally, safely, and in line with your long-term goals.
Want to go deeper?
Explore the blog for family-focused insights, real-life stories, and seasonal tips that make financial planning feel less lonely.
