Most people think finding extra money means earning more. Working overtime. Starting a side hustle. Negotiating a pay rise. Selling things on Facebook Marketplace. But what if I told you there's probably £100 to £300 sitting in your bank account right now, just waiting to be found? Not hypothetical money. Not future money. Money you're already earning and then accidentally spending on things you don't want, don't use, and in some cases, don't even remember buying. This is you

You're not imagining it. That feeling of never having enough, even though you're earning more than you used to. The constant low-level anxiety every time you check your bank balance. The guilt when you spend money on yourself, followed by the confusion when you realise you don't actually know what you spent it on. You're not reckless. You're not living beyond your means. You're not buying designer handbags or booking spontaneous trips to the Maldives. Yet somehow, the money t

You're earning decent money. You're not reckless with spending. Yet somehow, every month, you're left wondering where it all went. The truth? Your money isn't disappearing. It's hiding in plain sight. I've worked with hundreds of women who've discovered £100, £175, even £380 a month they didn't know they were wasting. Not on big, obvious purchases, on the small, sneaky expenses that slip past unnoticed. Here are the seven most common hiding places, and how to find your money