Stanley works in Harare and, on weekends, runs a side hustle selling solar kits. Every spare dollar goes towards the house he is building on the family plot in Chivhu: building materials, labour and inspection costs.
His salary, his side income and his building costs all live in different places. He knows money is coming in. He just needs a holistic financial picture of how it's being spent.
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Amanda moved to the UK for work. Her two children live with their grandmother in Lagos, and every month she sends money home for school fees, food and the unexpected.
She pays rent and bills in pounds and supports her family in naira. With exchange rates moving all the time, she would like to budget better so she can visit her family more often.
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Luca is a chef from Naples. He earns in pounds, still has a euro account back in Italy, and helps his parents with their bills.
He is also saving to open his own restaurant one day. Between two currencies, two bank accounts and two countries, his savings goal feels further away than it really is.
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