Free Resources
These free resources sharpen your financial skills and empower sustainable choices to help you build a future you truly believe in.
🌿 Trusted tools to help you plan
These carefully selected resources help you make clear, confident decisions about your financial future and the planet.
Use the Life Expectancy Calculator to plan for a long, purposeful life. Stay protected with real-time scam alerts. Build your knowledge in the Financial Literacy Centre, or find out your risk tolerance with the Risk Profiler.
You’ll also find budgeting calculators, savings tools, and guides for choosing ethical financial advisers.


Comprehensive Career Guide
This free career guide from 80,000 Hours, based on 10 years of research with Oxford academics, helps you maximise your career for positive impact. It challenges conventional advice like “follow your passion” and offers practical exercises to draft a fulfilling career plan. Available as a full guide, summary, or audiobook.

Climatebase
Make climate your career by discovering jobs at thousands of organisations dedicated to climate solutions. Search by title, skill, or company, and use Climatebase AI to get matched with tailored opportunities in the growing climate sector.

The Eco Experts
Since 2009, The Eco Experts has helped nearly 1 million people reduce energy costs with the right green technology. Find expert recommendations for solar panels, heat pumps, EV charging, insulation, and more to make your home more energy efficient.

Good With Money
This directory helps ensure your money is responsibly invested. Find companies with better-than-average commitment to fairness and environmental impact. Filter by category to discover ethical ISAs, savings accounts, mortgages, pensions, and insurance options.

Fund Eco Market
Navigate sustainable investing with around 300 filter options covering ESG, ethical, impact, and SRI funds. The database helps you understand different approaches to responsible investing, from climate concerns to governance matters, so you can align your investments with your values.

Ethical Consumer
Since 1989, Ethical Consumer has led the ethical consumer movement with sophisticated ratings for over 40,000 companies. Their personalised shopping guides, alternative consumer magazine, and campaigns help you make informed choices that pressure businesses towards sustainability.

Which? Subscription
Subscribe to Which? for comprehensive product reviews, personalised buying advice, and consumer protection guidance. Digital and Full Access memberships available with flexible pricing. Make better buying decisions across home, garden, and everyday items with expert, independent advice.

Life Expectancy Calculator
Use the government’s interactive calculator to discover your projected lifespan and chance of reaching 100. Simply enter your age and sex to see how improved working conditions, reduced smoking, and better healthcare may influence your life expectancy.

Money Helper Tools
Free tools and calculators to help with budgeting, saving, and reducing costs. Find impartial advisers, estimate retirement savings, plan for major life changes, and get quick answers to common financial questions. Easy-to-use resources for everyday money decisions.

Financial Literacy Test
The NFEC’s free Financial Literacy Test Center offers online evaluations useful for UK residents. Test your knowledge across various financial topics with self-assessments designed for pre-and post-testing. Over 150,000 participants have used these tools to understand their financial literacy.

Which? Scam Alert
Stay ahead of scammers with free Scam Alerts. Receive timely updates on the latest scams, learn how to spot and avoid them, and understand what to do if you’ve been targeted. Sign up to protect yourself from evolving fraud tactics.

Risk Profiler
Aviva’s free Risk Profiler helps you understand your investment risk tolerance. Answer 8 questions to determine the level of risk you’re comfortable with, ensuring your investment choices align with your attitude. Ideal for medium to long term investments between five and 15 years.