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Your Finance Specialist

Know where your money goes, without spending your evenings on it.

Your Finance Specialist brings order to everyday money: categorized spending, a bill calendar, savings goals and clear monthly summaries—built from the information you choose to share, and explained in plain English.
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What you can ask for

Things you could ask your Finance Specialist.

Brings order to everyday money: categorized spending, bill calendars, savings tracking and clear monthly summaries.

The same person, every timeYour Finance Specialist is assigned to you and also supports other clients. They get to know your preferences, history and goals, so you never have to start from scratch.

  • “Categorize last month's expenses”
  • “Organize my income and spending in one place”
  • “Set up savings goal tracking”
  • “Research budgeting methods that suit me”
  • “Explain a general financial concept in plain English”
  • “Compare my recurring subscriptions”
  • “Flag areas worth reviewing for savings”
  • “Create a bill calendar”
  • “Prepare an organized monthly summary”

What you receive

A clear monthly picture, with the decisions left to you.

Your Finance Specialist organizes the statements or exports you choose to share into an overview you can read in minutes, and flags what may be worth a second look.
  • Spending by category, compared with your plan
  • Subscriptions and recurring costs flagged for review
  • Savings goals tracked month to month
  • Upcoming bills and renewals on one calendar
Monthly budget & expense overviewFinance Specialist · OctoberSample deliverable

Income

$7,400

Spending

$4,773

Left over

$2,627

Spending by category

  • Housing$2,350
  • Groceries$640
  • Dining out$520
  • Other$430
  • Transport$310
  • Utilities & phone$265
  • Health & fitness$140
  • Subscriptions$118
Dining out: Up 31% on SeptemberTo review
Subscriptions: 2 unused · $34/moTo review
Emergency fund: $9,300 of $15,00062%

Practical examples

Finance requests, from question to follow-up.

What you ask, what your team does, what you receive and how it is followed up.

Monthly budget organization

Handled by your Finance Specialist

You ask
“I have no idea where my money goes each month.”
What they do
Categorizes the statements or exports you choose to share and sets up a simple budget.
You receive
A monthly overview of income, spending by category and what's left over.
Follow-up
Schedules a 15-minute review so you can ask questions.

Spending analysis

Handled by your Finance Specialist

You ask
“Why did last month feel so expensive?”
What they do
Compares this month with previous months and highlights the categories that moved.
You receive
A short note: the three biggest changes and options to consider.
Follow-up
Adds the items you want to act on to your weekly priorities.

Savings tracking

Handled by your Finance Specialist

You ask
“I want a proper emergency fund by next summer.”
What they do
Turns your goal into a monthly target and tracks progress from figures you report.
You receive
A savings goal tracker with a simple timeline.
Follow-up
Shares progress each month and flags if you're falling behind.

Bill reminders

Handled by your Finance Specialist

You ask
“I keep paying things late.”
What they do
Builds a bill calendar from your recurring payments and due dates.
You receive
A bill calendar plus reminders three days before each due date.
Follow-up
Your Concierge checks anything unconfirmed. You make every payment yourself.

Financial topic research

Handled by your Finance Specialist

You ask
“What's the difference between a Roth and a traditional IRA?”
What they do
Researches the topic using official and reputable sources and explains it in plain English.
You receive
A plain-language explainer with sources and questions for a licensed adviser.
Follow-up
Helps you find and book a qualified adviser if you want a recommendation.

Subscription expense review

Handled by your Finance Specialist

You ask
“I think I'm paying for things I don't use.”
What they do
Lists every recurring charge and when you last used each service.
You receive
A subscription list with suggested keeps, reviews and cancellations.
Follow-up
Your Concierge handles the cancellations you approve.

Monthly reporting

Handled by your Finance Specialist

You ask
“Just tell me how this month went.”
What they do
Pulls the month together: spending, bills, savings and anything unusual.
You receive
A one-page monthly money summary.
Follow-up
Walks you through it on your monthly review.

General research, clearly labelled

Plain-English answers, with sources and limits.

Ask a general money question and you receive a short summary from official sources, plus the questions worth taking to a licensed professional.

In the Federal Reserve’s 2025 household survey, 59% of adults reported at least one major unexpected expense in the prior year. Source: Federal Reserve, 2026 (opens in a new tab) Knowing where things stand makes those moments easier to plan for.

Sources

  1. 1.Deposit Insurance FAQsFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Standard deposit insurance covers $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each account ownership category.
  2. 2.Treasury BillsU.S. Department of the Treasury. T-bills are short-term U.S. government securities with terms from 4 to 52 weeks.
  3. 3.Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households in 2025Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (May 2026). 59% of adults had at least one major, unexpected expense in the prior 12 months. 63% would cover a $400 emergency expense with cash or its equivalent. 81% of people who used generative AI agreed it saves them time.
Where could an emergency fund be kept?Finance Specialist · General research summarySample summary

You asked for a plain-English overview of common places people keep emergency savings. This is general information to discuss with your bank or a licensed adviser, not a recommendation.

Insured savings accounts
FDIC insurance covers up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, per ownership category. Source: FDIC (opens in a new tab)
Treasury bills
Short-term U.S. government securities with terms from 4 to 52 weeks. Source: TreasuryDirect (opens in a new tab)
Questions to take to a licensed professional: how much to hold, how it fits your taxes, and whether any product suits you.

Clear boundaries

What your specialist does, and what they don’t.

Finance Specialists are not licensed financial or investment advisers. They organize information and research general topics; they never move money, and individualized investment, tax or legal recommendations require an appropriately authorized professional.

Your Finance Specialist will

  • Organize income, spending and bills from what you share
  • Build bill calendars and track savings goals
  • Compare subscriptions, quotes and recurring costs
  • Research and explain general financial concepts with sources
  • Prepare organized summaries for you or your accountant

Your Finance Specialist won’t

  • Give individualized investment, tax or legal advice
  • Recommend specific financial products
  • Move money, make payments or log in to your accounts
  • Ask for account numbers or statements through this website
  • Promise returns or savings

One coordinated team

Part of a team of three.

Your specialists share context, so one request can be handled by whoever is best placed—and your Concierge keeps it all moving.
Fitness & Lifestyle SpecialistResearches and organizes the practical side of feeling well: meals, activity, sleep, routines and appointments.Meet your Fitness & Lifestyle Specialist Personal ConciergeScheduling, bookings, daily accountability and follow-ups—and keeps your whole team coordinated.Meet your Personal Concierge

Questions

About your Finance Specialist

Is my Finance Specialist a financial adviser?

No. Finance Specialists are not licensed financial or investment advisers. They organize information and research general topics. Individualized investment, tax or legal recommendations require an appropriately authorized professional.

Do you need access to my bank accounts?

No. You choose what to share, such as exported statements, and we never ask for passwords or account numbers through our website. We never move money.

Can you work with my accountant?

Yes. Your Finance Specialist can prepare organized summaries and documents for your accountant or adviser, with your approval.

Will you help me cancel subscriptions?

We can review them and flag ones you may not use. Cancellations happen only when you approve them.

Your money, organized. Your decisions, informed.

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