The Financial Order Kit, free
The checklist and the two templates to go from chaos to control in an afternoon: your situation snapshot, your 50/30/20 budget and your debt attack plan. In PDF, ready to print. Give us your email and we'll send it.
What's inside
Three tools on paper that distil the mPF method — first see, then order, then attack. The checklist gives you your situation snapshot in 15 marks; the 50/30/20 template splits your salary with the rule people actually keep; and the anti-debt plan orders your debts by the avalanche method so every extra euro does the most damage.
- Financial order checklist: 15 points, 3 blocks
- A 50/30/20 budget template to fill in
- Debt inventory and attack plan (avalanche method)
Why it's free (really)
Because basic financial order shouldn't cost money, and because we trust the path: people who get their finances in order on paper end up wanting the numbers to update themselves — and that's what the app is for. The kit is signed by Juan Marcos López González, accredited financial adviser and educator (AEPF), with the same rule as always: nobody sells you anything.
- No card, no hidden trial, no sales calls
- Written and signed by an accredited adviser
- We only ask for your email to send it (unsubscribe in one click)
Frequently asked questions
What will you do with my email?
Send you the kit and, very occasionally, something useful from mPF (new guides, calculators). You can unsubscribe in one click from any email. We don't pass it to anyone and no salesperson will call you — we don't have salespeople.
Do I need the app to use the kit?
No. The kit works with paper and a pen (or your tablet). The app comes in if you then want those numbers calculated and updated automatically by connecting your banks — but the kit is useful on its own.
Who is it for?
Anyone who wants to get their finances in order and doesn't know where to start: the checklist tells you exactly what you're missing, and the templates turn the first two steps (budget and debts) into 20-minute exercises.