A Buzz money coach works with both of you, online, to agree how the household money runs: who pays what, what you are saving towards, and the decisions you keep putting off. You do not have to agree with each other before you start.
If we work with a couple, we do not keep one partner's financial secret from the other. That is agreed in writing at the start, before anything else happens.
Both of you see the same figures, and every action agreed in a session has a name and a date against it.
The first session usually starts with which of these you use now, and whether it still suits you both.
One pot for everything. Simple to run, and every personal purchase is visible to the other person.
Each of you pays your share from your own money. It can leave the lower earner with far less to spend.
A joint account for joint costs, paid into in proportion to income, and personal money each.
The guide to money arguments between couples works through the proportional split with figures.
Before
In the session
After
Couples planning for a baby, a separation or caring for a parent will find the figures in money before and after a baby, money when you separate and caring for a parent.
Coaching works best with both of you in the session. If one of you wants to start alone, the first session can plan how to bring the other person in.
If we work with a couple, we do not keep one partner's financial secret from the other. That is agreed in writing at the start, before anything else happens. The Healthcheck shows real transactions, so both of you work from the same figures.
No. A money coach works on budgets, goals and the actions you agree. If a session shows a problem that needs a counsellor, your coach says so. If one partner controls the other's access to money, that is economic abuse: the National Domestic Abuse Helpline is 0808 2000 247, free and open 24 hours.
That is regulated advice, and Buzz Money Coach is not authorised to give it. A coach can show what the household can spare each month and what each of you holds now. If you want a recommendation we can introduce you to Equity & General, who are authorised by the FCA.
Single sessions are £39 for half an hour or £69 for an hour. Ongoing coaching is £69 a month with a session every month, and you can cancel any time. See how much a financial coach costs.
Coaching is not regulated financial advice. Choosing a pension, an investment, a mortgage or a protection policy is regulated advice, and Buzz Money Coach is not authorised to give it. If you want a recommendation we can introduce you to Equity & General, who are authorised by the FCA. Sources: National Domestic Abuse Helpline. Session details and prices from the Buzz Money Coach coaching, how it works and Healthcheck pages. Figures checked 21 October 2026.
Pay, pension and State Pension when a baby arrives.
Your real spending in four numbers, and one to three changes a session.
£39 a half-hour, £69 an hour or a month, £399 for the Money Road Map.
A fixed monthly pay from a holding account, with tax kept separate.