What are the weekly and monthly updates?
Four short updates about your money: a weekly summary, a month-start check-in, a mid-month family & ladder update, and market alerts. Each arrives in the bell and by email, and you choose which.
Nivritee sends four kinds of update, each built from your own plan and the readings already on your screens — never a guess.
| Update | When | What it says |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly summary | Fridays, about 4 pm your time | How your listed investments did this week, the markets and currencies your plan holds money in, and what moved everything you hold — markets, exchange rates or your own changes. |
| Month-start check-in | The first working day of the month, about 10 am | Whether last month went to plan (one tap to answer), how your independence fund moved, where you stand among similar households, and anything worth updating. |
| Family & ladder update | Mid-month, about 10 am | How full each Freedom Ladder rung is and which way it moved, the next rung to work on, and who else is on your plan. |
| Market alert | When it happens, between 8 am and 8 pm | When something you hold moves sharply: what moved, what it means for everything you hold, and what to consider. At most one a week. |
In the app and by email
Each update arrives in the bell, and opening it shows the whole update with the money beside every figure, and a button on each card to the page it is about. The email says the same things in the same order, as percentages only — never an amount, an age or your outcome word.
A weekly email that would say nothing new is not sent; it still arrives in the bell. At most two updates reach your inbox in any week, and the weekly is skipped in a week another update has just gone out.
If you have not listed your investments
Until your investments are listed, your plan holds them as figures you typed, which do not move with the markets. The updates show what the markets did and invite you to list what you hold, so they can say what the markets did to your own money — and market alerts can start.
Last reviewed 1 October 2026.