Mix of people, honestly. Self-employed folks trying to separate personal and business finances. Small business owners who need to understand lending options. Some people are just tired of feeling confused by their own bank statements.

Age range is all over—we've had participants from twenty-three to sixty-seven. Common thread is they want practical information without the banking jargon that makes everything sound complicated.

Everything gets recorded. You'll have access to the session within two hours. Most people watch at double speed anyway—our instructors talk slowly because they're explaining as they go.

The Q&A portions are live-only, but you can submit questions through the platform and we address them in the next session. Works fine—about thirty percent of our participants watch recordings more than attend live.

We're not a credit repair service. What we do is explain how lending decisions actually get made—what banks look for, what raises red flags, how to present your situation clearly.

People who understand the process tend to make better applications. But we can't promise approval outcomes. That depends on your actual financial situation and the specific lender's criteria.

Two evening sessions per week, ninety minutes each. Plus maybe an hour reviewing materials or working through examples. Call it four to five hours weekly.

Some topics need more time if you're applying them to your own situation. Business banking sections usually generate more homework because people want to analyse their current setup.

You keep access to all materials and recordings. We also run quarterly update sessions covering new banking regulations or service changes—those are optional but most people join them.

The mentorship programme connects you with previous participants if you want ongoing support. No additional cost—just people helping each other navigate similar challenges.