Christmas 2026

What is Christmas actually going to cost you?

Add up the presents, the food and the extras that never make it into the original budget, then work out where the money's coming from. The Money Check is free and takes a few minutes.

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Spender Girlie is for women who like spending money and also quite like the idea of having more of it.

I look into the money questions people actually wonder about, do the maths, and build the tools that come out of it. Christmas is first, because it's the one that sneaks up on everyone.

94 days to go

That's about 6 paydays if you're paid fortnightly.

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The Christmas collection

Start with the free one.

The Money Check tells you what Christmas is going to cost. The other two keep track of it once the shopping starts.

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Christmas Money Check

Free

Add up everything Christmas is going to cost, then work out where the money's coming from. Your plan lands in your inbox at the end.

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Christmas Gift List

A$7

Everyone you're buying for, what you're getting them and what it actually cost. The totals keep up as you go, so the checkout doesn't get to surprise you.

Get the Gift List
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Christmas Spending Planner

A$19

All of Christmas in one place: a budget for each part of it, every spend logged, the cashback added up, and the Gift List included.

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Coming in 2027

For the rest of the year.

Christmas is just where we're starting. Next up are tools for the everyday money stuff.

Coming January

2027 Money Vision Board

Coming January

The Money Reset

Shopping bags, a parcel and an iced coffee on a kitchen bench

Christmas 2026

Because apparently “a few presents” is not a budget.

The Money Check adds up the whole of Christmas, including the bits nobody budgets for, in a few minutes. It's free.

Do the Christmas maths