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Founding beta · GoldieGo.com

Your whole financial life.
One smarter plan.

Goldie helps you make better decisions about earning, saving, spending, debt, investing, business, retirement, and the big life choices that affect your money.

$49 one-time for the founding beta. No subscription.

Your Goldie Plan

Sample

Top opportunities

Unused employer match

Contributions stop short of the full match, leaving employer money behind each year.

$4,100 / yr

High-rate card balance

A 24.9% APR balance is costing more than any current investment is likely to return.

$1,970 / yr

Side business structure

Business income is taxed as a sole proprietorship; an S-corp election may fit at this revenue.

$3,200 / yr

Illustrative example using fictional data.

The problem

People do not need another budgeting app.
They need help figuring out what to do next.

Every financial decision touches the others

Paying down debt competes with investing. Buying a home changes what you can retire on. Starting a business changes your taxes, your risk, and how much cash you need on hand. Judged one at a time, each answer looks reasonable. Together, they can quietly work against each other.

So people piece it together

A calculator here. A Google search there. A confident stranger on social media. A spreadsheet that made sense last year. A CPA who sees the taxes but not the goals, and an advisor who sees the portfolio but not the business. Nobody is looking at the whole thing at once.

Goldie starts from the whole picture — then tells you which move matters most, and what to do first.

What Goldie helps with

One plan, across every part of your money

Goldie works across the decisions that actually move your financial life — not just the ones that fit in a spending category.

Earn more

Raises, offers, rates, and the value of your time.

Build businesses

Side income and business decisions, tested against the rest of your money.

Save

How much, where it should sit, and what it is actually for.

Spend smarter

Where spending is buying you something and where it quietly is not.

Pay down debt

Which balance to attack first, and what it costs to wait.

Invest

Allocation, accounts, and sequencing — in plain language.

Plan retirement

What you are on track for, and what would change it.

Make major purchases

Homes, cars, weddings, tuition — before you commit.

Reach financial independence

The number, the timeline, and the levers that move both.

Make life decisions

Moves, career changes, and family choices with real financial weight.

How it works

Four steps to a plan you can act on

No dashboards to maintain. No categories to tag. A conversation, then a plan.

Tell Goldie about your financial life

A guided interview covering income, spending, debt, savings, investments, goals, and the decisions currently on your mind.

Goldie identifies your highest-impact opportunities

Goldie looks at the whole picture at once and finds where the meaningful money is — not the rounding errors.

Get a prioritized personalized Goldie Plan

Ranked recommendations with estimated impact, concrete next steps, and a sequence that makes sense for your situation.

Ask follow-up questions and keep refining

Circumstances change. Ask Goldie what a raise, a move, or a new goal does to the plan, and adjust.

Inside a Goldie Plan

What you actually receive

A worked example built from fictional data, showing the structure of every Goldie Plan.

Goldie Plan · v1

Sample household

Two incomes · one side business · 30s · renting

Fictional sample data

Financial snapshot

Household income

$186,000

W-2 + side business

Monthly surplus

$2,340

After fixed costs

Cash reserves

$21,800

≈ 3.1 months

Total debt

$47,200

Student loans + card

Invested assets

$164,500

401(k) + brokerage

Effective tax rate

22.4%

Blended, estimated


Ranked recommendations & estimated impact

Retirement

Capture the full 401(k) match

+$4,100 / yr

Raising contributions to 6% captures the remaining employer match — the highest guaranteed return available to this household.

Confidence92%Effort: Low

Debt

Retire the 24.9% APR balance first

+$1,970 / yr

Directing the monthly surplus here clears the balance in roughly 11 months and stops the highest-cost interest in the picture.

Confidence96%Effort: Low

Tax

Review an S-corp election for the side business

+$3,200 / yr

At current net revenue, an S-corp election could reduce self-employment tax. Requires a CPA review before filing.

Confidence71%Effort: Medium

Saving

Extend reserves to six months

Risk reduction

Variable business income raises the value of a deeper buffer before taking on additional investment risk.

Confidence88%Effort: Medium

Action items

  • Raise 401(k) contribution to 6%This week
  • Move $600/mo surplus to card payoffThis month
  • Book a CPA consult on S-corp electionThis month
  • Open a high-yield reserve accountThis quarter
  • Re-run the plan after payoffIn 11 months

Goals

Down payment on a first home

$90,000

34% funded

Six-month reserve

$42,000

52% funded

Side business to $60k/yr

$60,000

61% funded


12-month priorities

Months 1–3

Match captured, card payoff underway, CPA consult booked

Months 4–6

Reserve to five months, business entity decision made

Months 7–9

Card cleared, surplus redirected to the home fund

Months 10–12

Reserve complete, plan re-run against updated numbers

Long-term roadmap

1–2 years

Home down payment funded; business income stabilised

3–5 years

Purchase decision; retirement contributions to the annual cap

5–10 years

Investment mix rebalanced toward the independence target

10+ years

Work becomes optional; drawdown sequence planned

All figures above are fictional and shown only to illustrate the structure of a Goldie Plan. They are not advice, not a projection, and not a representation of results any individual should expect.

Pricing

One price. One plan. No subscription.

Goldie is in founding beta. You pay once and keep what you build.

Founding Beta
$49one-time

Founding beta pricing while Goldie is being refined with its first members.


  • Deep Goldie financial interview
  • Personalized Goldie Plan
  • Ranked financial opportunities
  • Actionable next steps
  • Follow-up conversation with Goldie

You will create your account first. Payment is not collected during the beta setup flow.

Questions

Frequently asked

What is Goldie?
Goldie is a financial decision platform. You tell Goldie about your whole financial situation once, and Goldie identifies your highest-impact opportunities and tells you what to do next — in a prioritized, personalized plan you can act on.
Is Goldie a financial advisor?
No. Goldie provides financial education, planning tools, scenario analysis, and decision support. Goldie is not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, CPA, attorney, or fiduciary, and nothing Goldie produces is individualized investment, tax, accounting, or legal advice. For decisions that call for a licensed professional, Goldie will say so. See the Financial Education Disclaimer.
What kinds of money decisions can Goldie help with?
Earning, saving, spending, debt, investing, business and side income, retirement, major purchases, financial independence, and life decisions with financial consequences — like changing careers, relocating, or starting a family.
How personalized is my plan?
Your plan is built from your own numbers, goals, constraints, and stated priorities. Recommendations are ranked for your situation specifically, with an estimated impact attached to each one. Two households with similar incomes can receive very different plans.
How long does onboarding take?
Most people finish the interview in about 20 to 30 minutes. You can stop partway through and pick up where you left off — your progress is saved.
Is my financial information private?
Your information is yours. It is stored in an access-controlled database where records are readable only by your own account, it is never sold, and it is not used to build advertising profiles. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
Can I update my plan later?
Yes. Plans are versioned. When your income, goals, or circumstances change, you can update your information and generate a new plan while keeping the earlier one for reference.

Find out what your money should be doing next.

One conversation with Goldie, and a plan that treats your financial life as the single connected thing it actually is.