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Beginner Guide

Entry points. Each of these assumes no prior knowledge and answers one question completely, rather than covering everything shallowly.

11 articles

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Planning

Structural decisions that outlast any market: what you hold, in what proportion, in which account, and how much cash sits outside the whole thing.

11 articles

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Behaviour

The gap between what a portfolio returns and what its owner returns. Almost all of it comes from decisions made under pressure rather than from picking the wrong fund.

7 articles

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Funds & ETFs

Pooled products, which is how most people should own most things. What separates them, what they cost, and where the wrapper matters more than the holdings.

5 articles

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Markets

How events outside a company - rate decisions, employment data, conflict, a tournament, a viral moment - actually reach its share price, and how much of the effect was priced in before you read the headline.

5 articles

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Stocks

Owning individual companies: what makes one durable, how to read a valuation, and why picking famous names is a blunter instrument than it looks.

5 articles

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Growth

Acquiring customers as a business rather than a marketer: which channel does which job, and what each one is genuinely worth.

4 articles

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Retirement

Tax-advantaged accounts and the decisions that only make sense across decades: which wrapper, what order, and how the split should change as the horizon shortens.

4 articles

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Events

Getting the right people into a room and back out again as customers. The economics, the attendance problem, and what the follow-up really costs.

3 articles

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Marketing

Reaching people who have never heard of you, across the channels where attention is actually allocated rather than where it is easiest to buy.

1 article

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