Financial Wellbeing and Money Coaching in Ireland
Financial wellbeing, built around real life. I help individuals build confidence and clarity with their money, and help organisations bringing financial wellbeing into how they support their people. I'm based in Kerry, and work with people and organisations right across Ireland.
What is financial wellbeing?
Financial wellbeing means feeling secure, confident, and in control of your money today and in the future.
Through coaching, I will help you build the habits, understanding and confidence to make decisions that fit your life. Together we will:
- build a clear picture of your money, what’s coming in and going out
- build the buffer to handle the unexpected, with a clear plan to reduce debt
- build toward the life goals that matter to you, backed by a solid foundation
Why is financial wellbeing important in the workplace?
Financial anxiety follows people into work, too. It's one of the biggest, and least discussed, drivers of workplace stress. According to Marsh's 2026 People Risk report, which surveyed over 4,500 HR and Risk leaders worldwide, employee financial insecurity ranks as the #4 workplace risk globally and sits within the top ten risks in every region surveyed.
Financial Wellbeing and Money Coaching in Ireland
Financial wellbeing, built around real life. I help individuals build confidence and clarity with their money, and help organisations bringing financial wellbeing into how they support their people. I'm based in Kerry, and work with people and organisations right across Ireland.
What is financial wellbeing?
Financial wellbeing means feeling secure, confident, and in control of your money today and in the future.
Through coaching, I will help you build the habits, understanding and confidence to make decisions that fit your life. Together we will:
- build a clear picture of your money, what’s coming in and going out
- build the buffer to handle the unexpected, with a clear plan to reduce debt
- build toward the life goals that matter to you, backed by a solid foundation
Why is financial wellbeing important in the workplace?
Financial anxiety follows people into work, too. It's one of the biggest, and least discussed, drivers of workplace stress. According to Marsh's 2026 People Risk report, which surveyed over 4,500 HR and Risk leaders worldwide, employee financial insecurity ranks as the #4 workplace risk globally and sits within the top ten risks in every region surveyed.
How I work as a financial wellbeing coach
Are you here to build your own financial confidence, or to support your team's? Pick the path that matches.
1:1 Coaching
Life goals. No money foundation underneath. I help you build a strong foundation for your money, no judgement, no jargon, no assumed knowledge.
Within my coaching service I offer:
- Free 25 minutes introduction call
- The Money Foundations Package (4 sessions)
- Just you, me and a video call. Nothing to travel for.
A solid foundation. Your life goals, finally within reach
Non-judgemental · fully insured · zero commissions · QFA qualified
Presentations & Workshops
Is there a gap in your employee wellbeing strategy? I offer neutral, people-first, well-structured sessions that help you bring the missing piece, financial wellbeing, into how you support your people.
- 45- or 60-minute presentations
- A hands-on, small-group session built on a human-centred approach, now applied to money. Participants leave with clarity and next steps.
- In-person or online delivery
Your wellbeing strategy finally covers the piece surveys always miss
18 years inside IBM · fully insured for group delivery
Money Foundations
Money Foundations is a trading name of Nienhuis Financial Coaching, business name number 682083, registered in Ireland. Fully insured for 1:1 coaching, presentations, and group workshops.
Money Foundations provides financial coaching and education, not regulated financial advice. Edwin Nienhuis holds a Professional Diploma in Financial Advice (QFA), which informs the coaching, but does not act in an advisory capacity through this service, does not recommend specific financial products, investments, or pension decisions, and does not receive commission from any provider. If you need advice of that kind, please consult a Central Bank of Ireland-authorised advisor.