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Short, practical videos on money, habits, and financial thinking — from the people behind CashCrunch Games.
24 videos
Why did I get into Personal Finance?
The story behind CashCrunch Games and what sparked a passion for teaching financial literacy.
Take the time
Why taking time to think before you spend is one of the most powerful money habits you can build.
Have a word with yourself
An honest look at the conversations we need to have with ourselves about our money behaviour.
When the little purchases get you
How small, everyday spending quietly adds up — and what to do about it.
The hardest part about starting is finishing
Starting a financial goal is easy. Sticking with it is where most people struggle.
Consumerism and getting caught up in the moment
How consumer culture pulls us into spending we didn't plan — and how to stay grounded.
FOMO
Fear of missing out and how it drives financial decisions we later regret.
Opportunity Cost
Every financial choice has a trade-off. Understanding opportunity cost changes how you think about money.
Saving for Your Emergency Fund
Why an emergency fund is the foundation of financial security — and how to start building one.
ARC
A simple framework for thinking about money decisions: Acknowledge, Reflect, Choose.
Connecting the dots between using a credit card and spending
Credit cards can disconnect us from the reality of spending. Here's how to stay aware.
Looking for the positives
How a positive mindset about money can shift your financial outcomes over time.
Money helps you with choices
Financial freedom isn't about being rich — it's about having the power to choose.
Do you run away or address your problems?
Avoiding financial problems makes them worse. Here's why facing them head-on is always the better path.
Starting money conversations
Tips for opening up conversations about money with your children, partner, or family.
Maintenance equals money saved
Looking after what you own is one of the simplest ways to protect your finances.
Jack of all trades
Using specialists can often yield greater results in the long run — knowing when to delegate is a financial skill.
Adaptability and Dependability
Sometimes things happen and we need to adapt. Financial resilience is built on being dependable and flexible.
Is change a good thing?
Should we embrace change? Exploring how adaptability applies to our financial lives.
Could you use your time better?
Does the "I wish" come out when we lack time or money? Exploring the link between time and financial wellbeing.
Am I good enough?
How many times do we give up before we even try? Confidence and self-belief are part of financial success.
Difference between success and failure
What separates people who achieve their financial goals from those who don't.
The difference between amateurs and professionals
Make a return or reduce the risk? How professionals think differently about money decisions.
Being on time
Is your time worth more than mine? A look at punctuality, respect, and the hidden cost of being late.