We’ve accepted rubbish financial education for far too long. If you want to help change that, you’re in the right place. I also like to make the odd joke while we’re at it.
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This might sound weird, but—
I can’t wait for my child (if/when I actually have one, that is) to tell me they’re “bored” for the first time.
“And?” I’ll say.
Because I don’t want to raise a child who thinks boredom is something that need...
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Money.
It’s a gas.
It can make you feel like a millionaire on payday and completely skint three weeks later.
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No, no. £100k a year is not the "new poverty".
I saw a take on my feed recently.
I’m going to say it.
A bad take.
“£100k a year is now the equivalent of poverty,” said a Substack writer with 200k+ subscribers.
I’m sorry, what?
Look, I understand that £100k doesn’t buy what it used...
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We’ve accepted rubbish financial education for far too long. If you want to help change that, you’re in the right place. I also like to make the odd joke while we’re at it.
Helping people make smarter financial decisions through practical education, clear thinking and long-term investing. My goal is to simplify money, investing, and human behaviour so more people can build financial independence.
Personal finance is global. After ten years investing and a career in financial models, I educate about money across borders, share my research on U.S. stocks, and make complex financial decisions easier to understand.
I write about life. Reflections and questions that are too big to be confined to a single subject. Join me in exploring life’s big questions, and wrestling with the unknown. Occasional attempts at poetry sprinkled in for good measure.
Hi \ud83d\udc4b I’m Crawford, a 19-year-old finance major at UNC Charlotte, SMIF analyst and future financial planner. I write about the power of compounding in your portfolio and more importantly, your habits, through my own experiences (and mistakes!)
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