Introduction Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterised by inattentiveness, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, which can impact various aspects of an individual's life, including financial management. Recent studies and expert opinions suggest that individuals with ADHD may

Discover why budgeting is hard when you have ADHD and learn some tips on to how to combat it.

ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is a neurodevelopmental disorder that can impact various aspects of a person's life, including their financial habits and behaviours. One common challenge adults with ADHD face is overspending. Research has shown that ADHD directly correlates with poor financial outcomes such as credit

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Ever get that frothing at the mouth excitement when you see something you want to buy, and click that checkout button? Ever regretted it afterwards because you hadn't really thought about whether you really needed it or not? Was it simply bought on impulse? The symptoms that come

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We spoke to a lot of people with ADHD about their experience managing money. Here are 3 insights we learned from those conversations.

A study by 'YouGov' discovered that those with ADHD suffered an additional cost of £1,600 per year vs the general population.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) can be a really useful way of building frameworks that allow us to become more mindful of our behaviour and help manage some of the tendencies that come with living with ADHD.

In this blog post, we'll dive into how ADHD hyper-fixation can wreak havoc on your finances and three down-to-earth strategies to keep your wallet from taking a beating.

Time blindness is an inability to sense the passing of time and is a common ADHD symptom. Most people can sense the passing of time with reasonable accuracy but if you have ADHD this can be a real challenge. If you regularly turn up to appointments late, that's

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We know the negatives of living with ADHD but what about the positives?

Most people are aware that ADHD can cost people productivity, and the stress associated with feeling like your brain has 1,000 tabs open on the browser. What isn't discussed is the impact that just having ADHD has on our finances. Many people across the community have coined

I was reading the r/ADHD subreddit recently and came across a post that I found shocking in not just the content but also how relatable it was to me. I can see myself as being a hop, skip and a jump from experiencing what this person has. This particular

Rule exists to give ADHD brains the tools to help manage impulse spending, and to conquer your money goals.

When neurotypical people go shopping it is generally a mundane ritual where a carefully curated shopping list is in place or some dinner ideas are in place at the very least. For some of us with ADHD it can feel like a 3 year old has been given free reign

The hyper-fixation struggle is real. Let's talk about how poor impulse control leads to overspending money.

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