Tom Inskip, known for his long-standing friendship with Prince Harry, has entered the financial services sector with a new venture aimed at lowering household expenses. The service operates on a subscription model, requiring customers to pay an upfront annual fee of £195. Inskip claims that by utilizing the service, members can achieve total annual savings of up to £1,000 on various household bills.

The business model relies on the premise that consumers often overpay for standard services due to a lack of time or expertise in negotiating better rates. By centralizing the management of these bills, the company intends to act as an intermediary to secure lower costs for its members. While the service promises significant financial relief, the upfront cost of membership represents a barrier to entry that users must weigh against their potential savings. The company has not yet provided detailed data on how these savings are calculated or which specific sectors—such as energy, insurance, or telecommunications—will be the primary focus for cost-cutting efforts. As the venture is in its early stages, the long-term viability of the savings claims remains to be verified by independent consumer testing.