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You do not have to solve every money problem today.
Begin by understanding what is happening. Choose one practical action. Then build from there.
Why Am I Always Broke? will help you replace confusion with clarity and turn good intentions into everyday money habits.
Do you reach the end of the month and wonder where your money went?
Perhaps you have tried budgeting, promised yourself you would save, or made progress—only to find yourself struggling again.
You are not alone, and you are not a failure.
Helps you understand the habits, pressures and money traps that may be keeping you stuck. It gives you a simple, practical way to take control of your money—one manageable step at a time.
Managing money is not always as simple as “spend less.”
Family responsibilities, rising costs, debt, unexpected bills, emotional spending and everyday pressure can all affect the choices we make.
This book uses clear language, relatable situations, reflection questions and practical activities to help you understand your own money patterns.
You do not need to be good at maths. You do not need a large income. You simply need a place to begin.
The book guides you through:
This book may be helpful if you:
She is the founder and director of bMoneywize CIC, a social enterprise specialising in practical financial education, digital inclusion and community learning.
She is an educator, author, social entrepreneur and Freeman of the City of London. Her work makes money education easier to understand through relatable stories, activities, books, games and practical learning programmes.

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Is this book only for people with debt?
No. It is for anyone who wants to understand their money habits, improve their spending decisions, save more confidently or create a clearer financial plan.
Yes. The explanations and activities are designed to make money management practical and easier to understand.
Yes. It has been created with UK readers, financial pressures and sources of support in mind.
Yes. Contact bMoneywize CIC to discuss group orders, workshops or programme packages.
No. It provides general financial education and practical guidance. It does not replace advice from a qualified financial adviser, debt adviser or other regulated professional.
Discover the seven money traps—and start building a simpler, stronger financial future.
What is bMoneywize CIC?
bMoneywize CIC is a UK social enterprise based in Barking, London, providing financial education, digital inclusion and community learning through games, books, workshops, training and community programmes.
Who founded bMoneywize?
bMoneywize was founded by Dr Arinola Araba.
What does bMoneywize teach?
Financial literacy, money management, digital confidence, online safety, employability and community skills.
Who does bMoneywize work with?
Children, young people, families, women, older adults, schools, community organisations, councils and businesses.
What programmes has bMoneywize created?
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Where is bMoneywize based?
Barking, London, United Kingdom.
Is bMoneywize a charity?
No. bMoneywize CIC is a Community Interest Company and social enterprise.

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