Éducation à l'investissement

One-to-one investing education — built around the questions you already half-have. No stock picks. No model portfolio. No selling, ever.

What the sessions actually cover

We build the arc around your questions, but every block of sessions covers these four bases:

• Risk and return — how they actually trade off, why “high return low risk” is nearly always a scam.
• Fees, in daylight — the ones a platform or fund hides, and how to spot the true annual cost.
• Time horizons — why your 10-year money and your 10-month money shouldn’t sit in the same place.
• Platform terms — reading the small print, understanding what happens if the platform fails, and what “investor protection” actually covers.

How sessions work

Four sessions of about an hour each, spread over three to five weeks. Video (your choice of platform) or in person if you’re near Amsterdam, Vienna or Stockholm. You read a short primer before each session so the session time is spent on your questions — not on lecturing.

After each session, you receive a written summary of what we covered, the questions you asked, and a plain-language cheat sheet to re-read whenever an offer lands in your inbox.

What you can expect at the end

• Able to explain, in one plain sentence, what any specific investment is actually doing with your money.
• Able to read a platform’s fee schedule and know what it will cost you in a year.
• Able to spot the three most common disguises of a scam: fake “guaranteed” returns, pressure to decide this week, and a payment route that avoids the real banking system.
• Able to say “no” to anyone trying to sell you something — including, if we ever drifted off the path, to us.

What sessions are pas

• A recommendation to buy or sell a specific stock, fund or ETF. We don’t give personal investment advice.
• A stock-tipping subscription or a trading signal service. We don’t do those.
• A way to open a brokerage account. You open your own, with a regulated firm you chose.

What it costs

A single fixed fee for the block of four sessions, quoted after the free intro call. Extensions are optional and quoted separately.

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