It seemed like it might be a site that supported decisions about personal financial services. I was hoping to find something interested and a good example of a performance centered web site, but I was quickly disappointed. The first annoyance was that I couldn't access the services of the site without registering. So I decide to register and began to discover that YouDecide took a very unconventional approach to site registration.
Most site ask for a username and a password.
They generally accept a mixture of letters and numbers for the password. But YouDecide uses a PIN of 3 to 6 numbers. I missed that instruction on the first pass through the form and used my regular password. The YouDecide registration form had fields for recording a hint signon information. I mistakenly assumed that just in case meant these fields were optional.