Income: £41,000/year | Savings: £3
Living pay-cheque to pay-cheque. Then her roof started leaking and her cat needed surgery. She had no money for either.
What Sugar did: Our concierge team went through Eva's entire financial life. Cut her bills across multiple categories, consolidated her debt into a better structure, cancelled wasteful subscriptions and services she didn't need.
Eva fixed her roof. Got her cat the surgery. Went on her first holiday. Started saving. Started investing. All loans paid off.
Here's the message she sent us. Read the whole thing:
That's Eva. On holiday. The one she couldn't afford 3 months ago. She went from £3 in savings to booking trips, paying for surgery, and investing because someone finally sat down and sorted her money out.
That's Alfred. Builder. He came to us because he couldn't see his kids and couldn't pay his debts at the same time.
Industry: Construction | Reduced hours, needed to travel to see his children
3 debts at 29.95% interest, paying $165/week and still falling behind. A debt collector was already chasing him.
What Sugar did:
A few weeks later, Alfred's mother was hospitalised. Because his finances were sorted, he could support her without defaulting on a single obligation.
Alfred recorded a video testimonial from his building site. This is unscripted:
That was the actual question Juan came to us with.
3 debts: £1,600 + £8,050 + £10,000 credit card
Interest rates: 18–29.9% APR | Repayments: £730/month
Nearly £750 a month going to interest across three lenders. No light at the end of the tunnel.
What Sugar did: Consolidated all three debts into a single loan at 15.4% APR. Secured a 3-month payment holiday so he could breathe. Built an 18-month plan to move all remaining debt into his mortgage at ~4% APR.
The dog got the surgery.
That's Clipper. He's fine.
Combined income: $140,000/year | Savings: $0
Near-maxed credit card. $800 in Afterpay. Overpaying on 10+ insurance policies. Investments that were losing money.
What Sugar did:
Troy was so impressed he started referring his own parents:
Troy also recorded a short video after working with Sugar:
Blessing shared a short video about her experience with Sugar.
Screenshots, emails, and internal notes from real customer work.
Shirley and Peter Hoskin emailed us after we sorted their finances. One line says it all:
Maleah-lei Garland's reaction when we told her how much we'd saved her:
This is Teodora from our concierge team, posting in Slack after a win. $2,224 saved. Two days. A few emails:
Another Slack post. $12,369.80 saved on mortgage and debt relief for one customer. Plus over $3k on insurance. In one go:
Chloe had 4 debts in collections. The collectors rejected the settlement offers. Our team kept following up. Every day. Until all 4 were accepted: