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Find out how the learning resources, tools and workshop enquiries work.
Your questions
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Where should I start if money feels overwhelming?
Start with one manageable step: write down your income and essential expenses. Our Start here page links to a short budgeting lesson and the free budget planner. No prior financial knowledge is needed.
Are the articles and calculators free?
Yes. The articles, downloadable worksheets and five financial tools are available without an account. Workshop scope and fees are agreed separately before a booking is confirmed.
Can I use the tools with USD, ZiG or rand?
Choose a currency label and enter all figures in that currency. The tools do not convert currencies or supply live exchange rates. Keep separate plans for different currencies.
Are my financial figures saved?
Calculator figures stay in the current page’s memory. The challenge separately offers an optional device-only record of checked activities. They are not sent to us or saved by the calculator. Download a result if you want to keep it; refreshing or leaving the page clears your inputs.
Does sending an enquiry confirm a workshop?
No. The form prepares a message for you to review and send through email or WhatsApp. We then discuss your requirements, availability, delivery and fees. A booking is confirmed only after agreement.
Can organisations request a tailored session?
Yes. Schools, universities, employers, community groups and business associations can enquire about a session tailored to their audience. Tell us the topic, approximate group size, location and preferred format.
Are courses open for enrolment?
The catalogue describes proposed programmes. Dates, prices and final delivery arrangements are still being developed. You can enquire now, but the site does not accept course payments or confirm enrolment.
Is the education initiative accredited?
The Institute of Personal Finance and Investment is a developing initiative. No accreditation, recognised certification, government approval or university affiliation is claimed.
Do you recommend investments for me personally?
Money with Elisha provides general financial education, not personalised investment, legal or tax advice. Investment outcomes are uncertain. Consult an appropriately qualified professional for decisions specific to your circumstances.
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