Money, Minus the Panic: A Financial Anxiety Guide

Money, Minus the Panic: A Financial Anxiety Guide

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Money, Minus the Panic: A Financial Anxiety Guide

Money, Minus the Panic: A Financial Anxiety Guide

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Feel calmer about money, whatever your balance says.

Does opening your banking app make your chest tighten? This isn’t another budgeting guide. Money, Minus the Panic uses techniques drawn from cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and mindfulness research to help you handle the stress that shows up around money. No spreadsheets, no envelope systems.

What’s inside

•     Why money messes with your mind, and how to find your own “money script”

•     8 simple psychological tools, including The Cloud Technique, The 90-Second Reset and Break the Catastrophe Chain

•     The Weekly Money Slot: a 20-minute habit that makes money tasks feel less daunting

•     A light daily and weekly rhythm to stop anxiety building back up

•     A one-page cheat sheet, plus guidance on when to get extra support

What you get

•     18-page PDF guide (A4)

•     Australian support contacts included

•     Instant digital download

•     Read on your phone, tablet or computer, or print at home

Perfect for

Anyone who avoids checking their bank balance, worries about money even when things are okay, or wants a calmer relationship with their finances.

This guide offers general wellbeing information. It isn’t financial, tax or investment advice, and it isn’t a substitute for professional support.

Why You Need This Guide:

  • Know what really sets off money worries ✅

  • Stop a worry before it spirals ✅

  • Settle a worry before it spirals ✅

See How Readers Feel After Reading This Guide👇

  • 5 stars: 134 (80%)
  • 4 stars: 33 (20%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
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Taylor Matthews

The format makes the ideas easy to use. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. It gave me a calmer way to approach small money tasks I had been putting off. I am glad I found a resource that approaches money stress this way.

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Reese Clark

I found the whole guide thoughtful and realistic. The CBT and ACT-informed tools gave the guide a practical structure. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. I would happily recommend it as a starting point.

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Iris Hamilton

I was pleasantly surprised by how practical this was. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. A valuable addition to a personal wellbeing toolkit.

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Alex Ferguson

This was a reassuring and useful guide. Break the Catastrophe Chain was particularly useful for catching worst-case thinking. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. A practical guide that keeps the focus on feeling calmer and more capable.

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Amelie Hayward

The format makes the ideas easy to use. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. It gave me a calmer way to approach small money tasks I had been putting off. I am glad I found a resource that approaches money stress this way.

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Tegan Green

The format makes the ideas easy to use. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. It gave me a calmer way to approach small money tasks I had been putting off. I am glad I found a resource that approaches money stress this way.

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Nell Pearson

This PDF was exactly the kind of resource I was looking for. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. A really handy resource to keep nearby.

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Natalie Jordan

The toolkit is simple, clear and easy to revisit. The CBT and ACT-informed tools gave the guide a practical structure. It gave me a calmer way to approach small money tasks I had been putting off. I found the balance between explanation and action really effective.

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Kaia Morgan

This was a reassuring and useful guide. Break the Catastrophe Chain was particularly useful for catching worst-case thinking. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. A practical guide that keeps the focus on feeling calmer and more capable.

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Thea Grant

I really liked the way this was explained. The one-page cheat sheet is perfect for a quick reminder when I need it. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. I got several ideas from it that I can apply straight away.

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Emily Rose

I really liked the way this was explained. The one-page cheat sheet is perfect for a quick reminder when I need it. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. I got several ideas from it that I can apply straight away.

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Eloise Reed

This PDF was exactly the kind of resource I was looking for. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. A really handy resource to keep nearby.

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Mira Gray

This was such a useful read. Break the Catastrophe Chain was particularly useful for catching worst-case thinking. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. A solid, accessible guide for anyone wanting less money-related panic.

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Bree Baird

This is a very readable resource. The one-page cheat sheet is perfect for a quick reminder when I need it. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. It is reassuring to have a few simple tools ready when needed.

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Amara Webb

This made money stress feel much easier to understand. The money script section helped me notice some of the beliefs I bring to financial decisions. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. The guide is well organised and very approachable.

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Lily Griffiths

I liked how calm and practical this felt. The CBT and ACT-informed tools gave the guide a practical structure. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. This feels designed for real life rather than perfect circumstances.

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Isabel Maddox

This is a very readable resource. The one-page cheat sheet is perfect for a quick reminder when I need it. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. It is reassuring to have a few simple tools ready when needed.

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Piper Brady

This is a very readable resource. The one-page cheat sheet is perfect for a quick reminder when I need it. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. It is reassuring to have a few simple tools ready when needed.

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Remy Mills

I liked how calm and practical this felt. The CBT and ACT-informed tools gave the guide a practical structure. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. This feels designed for real life rather than perfect circumstances.

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Belle Jenkins

I was pleasantly surprised by how practical this was. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. A valuable addition to a personal wellbeing toolkit.

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Harley Brooks

I loved how approachable the guide is. Break the Catastrophe Chain was particularly useful for catching worst-case thinking. It gave me a calmer way to approach small money tasks I had been putting off. It is short enough to read quickly but useful enough to revisit.

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Mia Dalton

I found the whole guide thoughtful and realistic. The CBT and ACT-informed tools gave the guide a practical structure. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. I would happily recommend it as a starting point.

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Remy Baker

This was such a useful read. Break the Catastrophe Chain was particularly useful for catching worst-case thinking. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. A solid, accessible guide for anyone wanting less money-related panic.

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Georgia Mason

I found the whole guide thoughtful and realistic. The CBT and ACT-informed tools gave the guide a practical structure. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. I would happily recommend it as a starting point.

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Lily Stewart

The format makes the ideas easy to use. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. It gave me a calmer way to approach small money tasks I had been putting off. I am glad I found a resource that approaches money stress this way.

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Ivy Marshall

This is a very readable resource. The one-page cheat sheet is perfect for a quick reminder when I need it. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. It is reassuring to have a few simple tools ready when needed.

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Kiara Barker

I really enjoyed this guide. The money script section helped me notice some of the beliefs I bring to financial decisions. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. Overall, it is practical, thoughtful and easy to use.

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Cleo Maddox

I was pleasantly surprised by how practical this was. The short exercises make the whole toolkit feel realistic for busy days. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. A valuable addition to a personal wellbeing toolkit.

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Piper Morrison

This was such a useful read. Break the Catastrophe Chain was particularly useful for catching worst-case thinking. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. A solid, accessible guide for anyone wanting less money-related panic.

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Charlotte Watson

I really liked the way this was explained. The one-page cheat sheet is perfect for a quick reminder when I need it. The exercises are short enough to fit into a normal day. I got several ideas from it that I can apply straight away.

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Jenna Whitfield

I liked how calm and practical this felt. The CBT and ACT-informed tools gave the guide a practical structure. I could see myself using these ideas before opening my banking app or dealing with a bill. This feels designed for real life rather than perfect circumstances.