Genny’s story
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.
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Jennie’s story
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!
Which course to choose?
If you’re not sure whether to go for Pension Perfect or my beginner investing course, the chilled investor, here’s a guide to help. What you’ll learn What pensions are and how they work, the benefits of having a pension, what to think about when choosing one. Who it’s for Anyone who doesn’t have a pension, … Read more
Investing and fear of sharks
If you’re from the Jaws generation you’ll know the fears I mean. Are your fears of investing looming large in your mind too?
Are you a risk-taking chicken?
Risk-taking chicken … this phrase struck really struck me, sparked by a Facebook conversation about investing – or more specifically, NOT investing – with a fellow ELT-er who wasn’t ready to learn about it. It really resonated with me because I think I’m both a chicken and a risk-taker too. Before I had children, I never stayed … Read more
What’s the ROI on investing in an investing course?
Only one person has ever directly asked how much money they can expect to make from investing given that my beginner investing course itself costs 485€ which isn’t pocket money. What they’re really asking is: what’s the ROI on investing in my course? Here’s the breakdown.
Shhh! The truth about investing
Want to know the truth about investing? The secret, if you like, that makes growing money from money possible is …
Can you learn about investing without taking a course?
Can you teach yourself about investing? Simple answer: yes Here’s a condendsed version of how I did it.
What Love Island can teach us about investing
Can a reality show teach us anything about stock market investing?
Why Vanilla Ice stopped you investing
If you spent any significant part of your early adult life in the 80s or 90s, first of all, you were listening to some great music. Second of all, your 90s attitude to money and saving probably screwed you up for life.