Bifutay Updates
Practical budgeting knowledge, delivered at a pace that actually sticks — not a flood of emails, just the stuff worth reading.
What Bifutay sends out
Every message from Bifutay is tied to something specific — a new session format, a topic we're covering that month, or a resource that came up repeatedly in group calls. There's no filler content, no recycled advice dressed up as fresh insight.
Subscribers across Ireland get early notice when new live sessions open up, along with short written breakdowns of budgeting concepts we cover in class. If a session fills up quickly, the list hears about it first.
We started Bifutay in 2023 with the goal of making budgeting education genuinely accessible — not just theoretically available. The updates we send reflect that same thinking: concrete, relevant, and written for people who have limited time and real financial decisions to make.
How to get on the list
Send a quick message to contact@bifutay.com with "subscribe" in the subject line. We'll add you manually and confirm within one business day.
Ring +353 1 861 4729 during office hours and ask to be added to the update list. Takes about a minute, and you can ask any questions while you're at it.
If you're in Dublin, stop by 35 Dame St, Dublin 2. Leave your email with reception and we'll get you on the list before you're out the door.
Use the contact form at bifutay.com/general-inquiry.html and mention you'd like to subscribe. We check the form daily and reply the same day where possible.
What you won't get
- Daily sends or high-volume sequences — we keep it genuinely occasional
- Promotional language dressed up as educational content
- Third-party offers or affiliate links of any kind
- Content recycled from previous sends with a new subject line
- Any difficulty unsubscribing — one reply and you're off the list
People anywhere in Ireland who want to stay across what Bifutay is running — whether that's a group session on monthly planning, a one-to-one on debt tracking, or a short resource on reading a payslip. Geography isn't a barrier; most sessions run online.