October 1, 2020

Welcome to 2020 2.0

2020, it’s over for you

It’s been a tough year to say the least. A fever dream. A flaming pile of garbage. But despite that, but none of us can deny that we've learnt a lot.

That’s why we're not scrapping 2020 entirely, but we are resetting it.

Welcome to levelling up season ✨

For the next three months we're in 2020 2.0. We’re cutting the crap, we're taking the wins and we're putting our best foot forward just in time for 2021.

How?

Right now, we're deciding what's saying and what's going by typing '2020 reset' to Cleo and Marie Kondo-ing our finances.

Then we're gonna be getting damn practical, personal and going for utter gold – we'll be in touch with your next steps on socials and email, DW.

🚨 PRESS TO RESET 🚨

Examples of things we will be taking into 2020 2.0

🌶 AOC. That's it.

🍸 That viral video of Stanley Tucci making cocktails that none of us new we needed. But we did.

💙 D&I reports and the moves we're all making from them.

💤 Budgeting without being boring.

Aaaaaand some things we'll be slamming the door on

👋 Our overdrafts

🕶 Blinding Lights family dances. Please.

🗑 Crappy landlords.

😷 Anti-maskers.

We'll be taking you through this New Year on socials and email but we want to chat-chat. Tell us what you're taking, what you're leaving, what you're pining for and we'll do our best to get you there 💙

To Twitter 🕊

To Instagram 📸

Spending

Swiping right with Little Lia

Lifestyle

End of year report, 2020

As we continue to power through the end of 2020, it’s time to look back on how consumer spending behaviors have significantly changed in light of the global pandemic. With a load of social restrictions put in place, everything from travel plans to socializing at bars and restaurants have been put on hold, impacting the ways consumers are spending their money.

Budgeting

How to Keep Your Bank Balance at a Non-Panic Inducing Level

You know what sucks? When you really want to buy that new jacket but your bank balance tells you it’s a bad idea. You know what sucks even more? When rent is around the corner and you’re not sure if your bank balance is even going to cut it this time around. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was just like, infinite money in there? We’d have to rework the whole capitalist society thing and our big unfortunately misplaced sense of purpose, but it’d probably be great in the end. The point is, life is better when you’re not worried about your bank balance. But how do you get your sh*t together enough to literally not have to think about it? With Cleo. Here’s how to keep your bills in check and maybe even manage a treat-yourself budget too. Tips incoming.

Welcome to levelling up season ✨

Examples of things we will be taking into 2020 2.0

Aaaaaand some things we'll be slamming the door on

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