Practical accounts from households working through income planning, spending habits, and savings decisions. No formulas, just situations people actually face.
A timeline of deliberate choices, not dramatic sacrifices
A real look at how one Irish couple tracked every euro, made hard trade-offs, and cleared significant debt without a windfall or a miracle system.
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A six-month timeline of a household income transition
When Roisin Farquhar left her job to care for her children, the family had six weeks to rebuild their entire financial structure. Here is what that looked like in practice.
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How a structured spending review helped a retired couple regain clarity
Maeve and Brendan Tully had managed money well for decades. Retirement changed the structure entirely, and their old habits no longer fit the new income pattern.
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A two-year timeline of merging finances in a blended family
Merging finances when both partners have children from previous relationships is rarely straightforward. This case study traces how one couple navigated it over two years.
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A month-by-month account of building financial resilience on a constrained income
The Dunphy family had almost no financial buffer when an unexpected car repair made them realise how exposed they were. This is the 14-month process that followed.
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A structured response to a sudden fixed cost increase
A variable rate increase added €340 per month to the Brennan family's mortgage. This is how they restructured their budget to absorb it without going into debt.
Read case studyEach case study is written by a practitioner who has worked directly with households on budgeting decisions — not a content team.
Household Finance Consultant
Tomáš has worked with over 200 families across rural and urban areas, helping them identify where money disappears before the end of the month. He focuses on fixed versus variable expense separation and realistic saving targets.
Financial Educator, Wudilii
Aoife leads live webinar sessions on income allocation and debt prioritisation. Her case studies draw from real participant situations, with all identifying details adjusted for privacy. She joined Wudilii in 2019 when the platform launched.
Wudilii runs regular webinars where participants can ask questions directly and work through their own household numbers with a facilitator. Sessions are accessible from anywhere in Ireland.