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Money Talk

Said no one, ever: “Let’s talk about money baby”

Let’s be real, there are sexier things to discuss. Money, more often than not, takes a back seat in our conversations. Ironically, a subject consuming most of our lives is one we rarely ever feel comfortable discussing.

Well, that’s what we’re here for. RiseUp helps you break the taboo and awkwardness surrounding money, inviting you to open up the money conversation like never before.

Here’s how RiseUp is revolutionising the way we talk about money:

Entertaining Money Stories: 

Say goodbye to dry financial talk. The RiseUp app gives you regular bites of content that break down complex financial concepts, share tips and tricks, and keep you in the loop on all things money in an enjoyable and, believe it or not, fun way.

Facilitating the Money Conversation:

We get it – discussing money with your significant other or close friends can be awkward. RiseUp is here to lighten that load and transform those potentially uncomfortable discussions into a breeze.

Community Discussions: 

RiseUp has built a platform where you can connect with others, share experiences, and learn from one another. After all, we’re all in this together. 

See Where You Stand: 

With RiseUp’s tools, you can gain insight into how you stack up compared to others. It’s not about competition; it’s about gaining a clearer picture of your financial situation and understanding where there’s room for improvement.

The RiseUp app is not just another financial tool – it’s a game-changer in how we approach and discuss our finances. Together we’re rewriting the narrative around money.

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