Pricing

Choose the level of access that fits where you are in your understanding of financial procrastination.

Foundation

For those beginning to explore the psychology of financial delay.

PLN 49 / month
  • Core psychology modules (4 topics)
  • Introduction to behavioral finance concepts
  • Self-assessment questionnaires
  • Basic technique library (8 techniques)
  • Monthly reading list
  • Applied workshops
  • Research paper access
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Depth

For those who want to understand the research behind each technique.

PLN 159 / month
  • Everything in Practice
  • Curated research paper summaries
  • Theoretical framework deep-dives
  • Extended case study discussions
  • Quarterly literature reviews
  • Early access to new content
  • Priority email support
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Frequently Asked

Is this financial advice?

No. Jiduwe Nisaja is an educational platform. The content explains psychological research and behavioral techniques. It does not provide personalized financial recommendations or investment guidance of any kind.

Can I change my access level?

Yes. You can move between access levels at any time. Changes take effect at the start of the next billing cycle. There are no penalties for changing levels.

What does "technique library" mean?

The technique library is a structured collection of psychological approaches to reducing financial procrastination. Each technique includes an explanation of the underlying mechanism, a description of how to apply it, and relevant research context.

How is the content delivered?

Content is delivered through the platform's online interface. Written modules, reflection exercises, and workshop materials are all accessible through your account after registration.

Is there a free option?

A selection of introductory content is available without a subscription. This includes an overview of the core concepts and one or two technique descriptions, so you can get a sense of the platform's approach before committing.

Who is this for?

Anyone who experiences a gap between what they know they should do financially and what they actually do. No prior knowledge of psychology or economics is required for the Foundation level. The Depth level assumes comfort with reading research summaries.