Straight answers
Frequently asked questions.
Honest answers about what AI Money Push is, what it is not, and how our AI finance sprints actually work. If your question is not here, the push desk is a message away.
Do you guarantee savings or profit from your programmes?
No. AI Money Push does not guarantee, promise or imply any savings, profit, or investment return whatsoever. We are a vocational training studio: we teach the operations skills and habits for managing money with AI tools, and your results depend entirely on your own circumstances, decisions and effort. To be clear about the name — “Push” refers to a short, focused operations sprint that pushes your money admin up to date, not to pushing sales, hype or a product; “Money” refers to everyday money operations such as budget management, expense tracking and reporting, not to earning schemes or investments; and “.pro” is simply our web address for professionals, not a claim of professional financial advice. Nothing we teach is investment, tax, legal or accounting advice.
Do I need finance or AI experience before I start?
No prior expertise is needed. We begin with the fundamentals of both money operations and AI tools. If you can use a basic spreadsheet and type a question into an assistant such as ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude, you can follow a sprint. We introduce prompt engineering gradually and give you templates so you are never staring at a blank prompt box.
Which AI tools will I use, and do I have to pay for them?
Our approach is deliberately tool-agnostic. We demonstrate common assistants — ChatGPT, Copilot and Claude — and the same AI workflows transfer between them. Free tiers are usually enough to complete the sprints; any paid subscription is your own choice and is not required to benefit from the training. We focus on durable prompt patterns rather than any single product.
Is anything you teach financial, tax or accounting advice?
No. Every sprint is educational. We help you build repeatable money operations — cash flow tracking, reconciliation, reporting hygiene — but we do not advise on investments, taxes, or your specific financial decisions. For anything requiring professional judgement about your situation, please consult a licensed financial adviser, tax agent or accountant.
How is my personal data handled under PDPA?
We follow Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act. We collect only what we need to respond to your enquiry and deliver training, we ask for your consent on our contact form, and we do not sell your data. During sprints we teach you to keep sensitive figures out of AI tools unless you have chosen an appropriate, private setup. See our Privacy Policy for full detail.
How much time does a sprint take each week?
Sprints are designed for busy professionals. Expect a short guided session plus a modest amount of practice applying the workflow to your own numbers. The whole point of a money push is that the routine fits into a normal week — if a workflow only works when you have spare hours, we consider it broken and simplify it.
Can my team or organisation train together?
Yes. We run corporate AI finance training as team cohorts that standardise how everyone handles invoice tracking, expense classification and the month-end close. The team shares one set of prompt templates and one reporting standard, so results stay consistent no matter who prepares them. Contact us for a scoping conversation and a per-cohort quote.
What does it cost, and can I take just one sprint?
You can take a single sprint or the full path to the capstone. Indicative SGD ranges are listed on the Programmes page and vary with cohort size, session count and optional clinics. You are paying for structured vocational training and reusable materials — not for any promised financial outcome.
Will AI do my finances for me automatically?
No, and we would not want it to. We teach supervised AI: the assistant drafts categories, summaries and forecasts, and you review and approve before anything counts. Large language models are helpful for speed and consistency but can be confidently wrong, so a human check is built into every workflow we teach.
What will I walk away with?
Concrete artefacts you keep: a category reference, a prompt library, a monthly reporting template and a reconciliation checklist. By the Final Push Capstone these combine into a personal AI finance operations action plan — a single document describing how you plan, track, report and review each month, which you can run yourself or teach to a colleague.
