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Why we built iPride for two

iPride exists because money belongs to both of you, and most money help pretends it doesn't. The plan gets written for the partner who asked, then emailed to the partner who didn't. Half the household was never in the room when it was made. We built iPride to do it the other way around: both of you, in the room, from the start.

The pattern behind it

It's a familiar scene. One partner has read the books, started the spreadsheet, and is quietly carrying the whole money picture alone. The other has been talked down to enough times that they've checked out. Neither of them is wrong. Both of them are tired. And the help they go looking for is built for one person, then handed to the other like homework.

That's the gap we built iPride to close. Not another app. Not another spreadsheet. A way of working that keeps both of you in the room.

The Two-Names Plan™

The Two-Names Plan™ is just how we work with couples, and it has one rule: it's never built for one partner only. Both of you get a login. Both of you sign everything. Both of you are in every conversation. You end up with one shared page, in both names, written so the partner who's avoided this stuff for years can read it and feel calm, not lectured.

It's an approach, not a product. You can see how it works on our Services page.

The team

iPride is a small practice led by Daniel, working with coaches and a household-care lead who run the joint sessions and the day-to-day. We're not a one-person brand with a logo on top. When the second partner walks in, they're met by someone whose actual job is to make sure both of you feel included.

We work with households across Australia.

The real conversation about your money isn't with a coach. It's with each other.

What we believe

Both partners, or neither.

The Two-Names Plan™ isn't built for one partner. Not ever. If one of you isn't ready, that's genuinely fine. But the work starts when both of you sit down. That's the whole point.

Everyone treated like an adult.

Nobody gets talked down to. Not the partner who knows the offset balance by heart. Not the partner who hasn't opened the super statement in two years. The quieter one feels safe asking the basic questions. The organised one stops being the only one who knows. Money is hard for couples specifically, and we build for that.

The household is the unit.

Most money advice is built around one decision-maker. We don't think that's honest about how households actually run. The real conversation about your money isn't with a coach. It's with each other. We're the people who make that conversation easier.

Who we work with

We work with Australian households of two, whatever two looks like for you. Blended families. Same-sex and same-gender couples. Single-income households, where one earns and the other carries things at home. Multicultural couples balancing family on both sides. Two-career households trying to find half an hour together in a week. If you're two people sharing a financial life, this was built for you.

  • Blended families
  • Same-sex and same-gender couples
  • Single-income households
  • Multicultural couples
  • Two-career households

A quick note on what we are

We're an education-only practice. We don't sell financial products and we don't earn commissions. If you need licensed product advice, we'll refer you to a named licensed partner and tell you about any arrangement. The full disclaimer is in the footer of every page, and we'd rather you read it than skim it.

Get in touch

Want to know more about how we work? The two of you are welcome to get in touch. No pressure, no obligation.

Reach us

The easiest way to reach us is the form. If you'd rather contact us directly:

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Both names welcome, even if only one of you is writing. e.g. Priya & Marcus.

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