22 units, 110 short lessons — pass each unit test at 60%+ to unlock the next. Lessons are paced with feathers (they refill on their own over time) so the track unfolds over weeks, not an afternoon, with a hands-on practice checkpoint in the portfolio simulator between each unit.
Unit 1 of 22
How the Stock Market Actually Works
What you're really buying when you buy a share, and why prices move at all.
Unit 2 of 22
The Power of Compound Interest
The single idea that explains how ordinary savers become millionaires — time.
Unit 3 of 22
Index Funds vs. Picking Stocks
Why "boring" often wins, and when picking individual companies makes sense.
Unit 4 of 22
Reading Financials: Income Statement & Revenue
Make sense of revenue, margins, and profit without needing an accounting degree.
Unit 5 of 22
Reading Financials: Balance Sheet & Debt
Understand what a company owns, owes, and is really worth on paper.
Unit 6 of 22
Risk & Diversification: Position Sizing
How to size positions and think about risk so no single bad month wrecks your plan.
Unit 7 of 22
Risk & Diversification: Building a Diversified Portfolio
How asset allocation and rebalancing turn diversification from an idea into a plan.
Unit 8 of 22
Retirement Accounts, Explained
401(k)s, IRAs, and the tax-advantaged accounts most people never learn about.
Unit 9 of 22
Bonds & Fixed Income
The other half of a balanced portfolio — lending money instead of owning companies.
Unit 10 of 22
Real Estate Investing Basics
From owning a rental property to buying a REIT with a single click.
Unit 11 of 22
Options & Derivatives Basics
A careful, plain-language look at a genuinely higher-risk corner of investing.
Unit 12 of 22
Taxes & Investing
The line items that quietly determine how much of your gains you actually keep.
Unit 13 of 22
Dividend Investing & Income Strategies
Building a portfolio that pays you along the way, not just at the end.
Unit 14 of 22
International & Emerging Markets
Why the whole world, not just the U.S., might belong in your portfolio.
Unit 15 of 22
Bubbles & Crashes
History's biggest market manias, and the patterns that repeat every time.
Unit 16 of 22
Crypto, Framed
Understanding crypto clearly, without the hype — and without pretending it's core investing.
Unit 17 of 22
Entrepreneurship & Equity
What it actually means to hold equity in a company that isn't public yet.
Unit 18 of 22
Behavioral Finance & Investor Psychology
The biggest threat to most portfolios isn't the market — it's the investor's own brain.
Unit 19 of 22
Budgeting & Emergency Funds
The unglamorous foundation that makes every other unit in this course actually work.
Unit 20 of 22
Insurance & Risk Management
Protecting the financial plan you've built, not just growing it.
Unit 21 of 22
Reading Market News & Macro Basics
Turn confusing financial headlines into information you can actually use.
Unit 22 of 22
Building Your Personal Financial Plan
Everything from the previous 21 units, brought together into one plan that's actually yours.