Freelance author, teacher and teacher trainer Greg Archer was interested in investing but didn’t want to become one of the “finance bros” he saw on social media. Luckily the things I teach on the beginner investing course are about as non-bro as you could get!
For many of us, returning to our home country after a long TEFL life abroad is a time to take stock financially.
What changes did 38-year-old English teacher, Ste Sharpe, make when he moved back to the UK after many years overseas?
Clare Hogg went from her old life of “head in the sand when it came to pensions, investing savings or dealing with banks” to being one of my star students. 18 months after finishing my beginner investing course in 2022, she’s even given ME advice on investing platforms.
If you’re naturally risk averse and cautious with money, can investing ever be for you?
Here’s what happened when Michelle Worgan started making some careful and well-thought out changes.
When Fiona Hunter cajoled her husband, Chris, into taking my beginner investing course because he had more time available, he needed some gentle persuading because he wasn’t a fan of “money people”.
Could the course change his mind?
Annette Flavel, a Content Director enrolled on the chilled investor course having had her fingers burned investing in individual stocks in the past.
Could she rebuild her trust in financial tools for growing wealth?
When sad life events got in the way, Copywriter and Coach, Genny White almost didn’t finish the chilled investor course but I don’t let people go that easily.
When you’ve got a small pot of money, it might feel like you can’t make much difference to your finances. But that’s not true!
If you’ve held onto an inheritance for almost two decades, closely guarding it in a 0% interest current account, how do you loosen your grip?
