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Secure the Basics

Build a cushion you can actually rely on.

An emergency fund isn't about fear — it's about not needing to panic when life doesn't go the way you planned. Tell us a bit about your situation, and we'll show you what a realistic cushion looks like for you.

Most people underestimate what they'd actually need
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Financial GPS

Let's put a real number on it.

Three quick questions. Nothing gets saved or shared unless you choose to.

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What's this cushion mainly for?

This just shapes the framing of your result — it doesn't change what you're asked next.

What do your essential monthly expenses look like?

Rent or mortgage, food, transport, utilities, insurance — the things that don't stop if your income does. A rough figure is fine.

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How many months of cover would help you feel secure?

There's no universally "correct" answer — it depends on how stable your income feels and how much risk you're comfortable carrying.

Based on what you told us

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A reasonable emergency fund target — not a guarantee, a starting point

This is a projection based on the numbers you entered, not a promise about what you'll end up with. Your own situation — and markets — will move. Think of it as a starting point for a real conversation, not a prediction.
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The human layer

Want to talk this through with someone?

A plan is more useful with a second, human opinion — especially if your income isn't predictable month to month.

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Faith Nekesa

Private Wealth Consultant — specializes in first-time and growing investors building their first structured plan.

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Big disruptors, travel, or legacy — pick whichever is closer to true right now.

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