Principles

What Are Stocks? A Beginner-Friendly Guide with Simple Examples

1. Stocks, Simply Put: A Piece of a Company Think of a company as a pizza . If you cut […]

One-Line Definition: Market returns are not only a battle of information but, more fundamentally, a battle of self-control. Greed manifests

One-sentence definition: An ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) is a fund that tracks an index but trades like a stock throughout the

— From How Interest Grows, to Early Repayment Strategies and Refinancing Checklists 1) Why Student Loans Act Like Compound Debt

1) Fun Analogies to Understand Interest ① Movie Ticket Pre-booking (Paying to Move Time Forward) Paying a small booking fee

1) Why Are Bonds Interesting? — The Coffee Coupon Analogy Imagine buying a 10-cup coffee voucher book. Each month you

What Compounding Really Means (and Why 12% Is Transformative) Compounding is not just “interest on interest”—it’s the engine that scales