Pioneer membership is £100 a month, and that number is locked for as long as you stay. The only decision left is how you'd like to pay the joining fee. Choose below and you'll go straight to a secure checkout.
Open by invitation · you start the day you joinEvery route gets you exactly the same membership. No minimum term - cancel whenever you like and nobody will make it awkward.
The button takes you to a secure checkout for that option - nothing else to pick. Payment is handled by Stripe, and your card details never touch our servers.
Complete your Financial Diagnostic, get your four layers on paper using the route inside, and join one call, live or on the recording. Your first 60 days always include at least one Teaching Call and one Ask Me Anything. If at the end you don't believe it's been worth your joining fee, tell me and I'll refund it in full. Your word is enough.
When I refund, your membership ends and nothing further is taken. Monthly payments already made aren't refunded - by then you've had the library, the tools, the community and the calls. On Pay in 3? Your instalments cover your joining fee plus months two and three of membership, so I'll refund what you've paid less your monthly membership fee for each month after your first, and cancel the rest of the plan. Email [email protected] to claim. Your 14-day statutory cooling-off right sits alongside this, not instead of it.
Same membership, same everything. These two simply cost less overall because more of it is paid up front.
then £100 a month from month two
£1,795 across your first year, against £1,896 spreading it - effectively your first month free.
Pay £695 oncethen £1,000 a year
£300 less than spreading it across your first year, and two months free every year after.
Pay yearlyNothing you need to do. Your £100 monthly membership is set up on the same card when you check out, and it starts automatically in month four. You'll see it on your statement as Christian Finance Academy.
Yes. No minimum term, no exit fee, nobody phoning to talk you out of it. You keep access until the end of the month you've paid for. If you chose Pay in 3, the three joining payments still complete - they're the joining fee, not the membership. The one exception is the 60-day guarantee: claim it and I refund your joining fee, cancel the rest of the plan and end your membership.
For later members, yes - it has to, as the library and the community grow. For you, no. £100 a month is fixed for as long as you stay a member. That's the whole point of joining now rather than later.
When the first 100 members are in. From then on it's £1,095 to join and £125 a month. That isn't a trick, it's the ladder: everyone who joins later is paying for something that's already built. You're still early enough to help build it.
No. CFA is financial education - teaching, tools and community to help you make your own decisions. Tom spent a decade in private banking and qualified as a Chartered Wealth Manager, but membership doesn't make him your adviser, and nothing inside is a personal recommendation. If you need regulated advice, speak to an FCA-authorised adviser.