Aug 28, 2026

Find out where your money is actually going

An AI agent can go through your spending line by line and flag what you’d never catch scrolling through a bank app. Forgotten subscriptions. Recurring charges that quietly crept up. Categories where you’re spending more than you think.

It doesn’t just point out the problem, either. It can suggest small, realistic changes, like switching providers or trimming a subscription you don’t use, and let you approve or reject each one. You stay in control. The AI agent just does the digging.

Put idle money to work in a better savings account

Money sitting in a low-interest account is losing value every month, and most people don’t notice because nothing about it feels broken. An AI agent can flag pots of cash like this and suggest better places for it to sit, whether that’s a high interest savings account or an investment that matches your risk tolerance.

Invest smarter with an AI agent by your side

If you already invest, an AI agent can analyse your portfolio and tell you where you’re winning, where you’re losing, and why. If you’ve never invested before, it can walk you through the entire process in plain English and place trades on your behalf once you’ve made the call.

How Nim, your AI financial assistant, helps you save

Nim is Liminal’s AI financial assistant, and saving money is one of the things it’s built to do well.

Ask Nim to do a deep clean of your finances, and it will go through your accounts to find where you could be saving, often hundreds of pounds a year in subscriptions, spending patterns like too many clothing hauls or one too many takeaways, and idle cash you’d forgotten about.

From there, Nim builds you an actual plan. Not a vague suggestion to “spend less,” but specific savings goals with weekly or monthly check-ins, whichever you prefer, so you always know if you’re on track.

Talk to your money. See where it’s really going.

FAQ

Frequently
asked questions

It reviews your transaction history and flags the charges worth a second look, skipping the obvious ones like Spotify or Netflix and asking about anything less familiar so you can decide what to cancel.

Nim doesn’t move your money without you. It surfaces insights and suggestions, and you approve or reject each one before anything changes.

Yes, mainly because it catches things you wouldn’t think to look for, like a subscription you forgot about or an account earning far less interest than it should.

No. Nim is built to explain your finances in plain language, so it works whether you’re confident with money or just starting to pay closer attention.

A budgeting app shows you what you spent after the fact. An AI agent goes further: it analyses your spending, flags what’s worth changing, and acts on your decisions, whether that’s cancelling a subscription or moving money into a better account.

Yes, within the limits you set. Nim can suggest changes and even carry them out, like moving idle cash into a higher interest account, but always with your approval first.