Money on Autopilot

The money didn't disappear because you're irresponsible. It disappeared through a small number of specific, mechanical leaks.A £60 late fee on a £22 bill you had the money to pay. A subscription running since 2021. A third of the statement you genuinely cannot account for. An insurance renewal that ambushes you every single year despite arriving on the same date every single year.None of that is a character problem. Personal finance assumes you'll remember things on dates, feel the future, and delay gratification — three things ADHD brains are specifically bad at. So the fix isn't discipline. It's building a set-up that doesn't require any.
Inside:

• The Account Spine — four accounts that make "how much do I have?" a question with a true answer
• Automating the decisions you will otherwise eventually get wrong
• Annual costs ÷ 12 — killing the yearly ambush permanently
• The Impulse Gap: reinserting the pause that checkout buttons are designed to remove
• Bills that require no remembering
• Visibility in ten seconds, with no manual tracking (which never survives)
• Building a buffer from £0, with targets you can actually reach
• The Leak Audit — most people find hundreds a year in it
• Repair: handling debt, backlogs and unopened post without the shame spiralWritten for the person who has the money and still gets the late fee.Book Two of the ADHD Life Systems series. Not financial advice — practical mechanics.Format: EPUB + PDF · ~42 pages · instant download.

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