You Won't Get Rich in the Stock Market...

Simple personal finance course covering the stock market, stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, saving, investing, building wealth

What you'll learn:

• Invest in the stock market, on your own, using only around 4 hours per year
• Switch off the noise related to the stock market and focus on the long-term
• Feel confident that you can manage your own financial future

You Won't Get Rich in the Stock Market...

...Until You Change the Way You Think About It

Does the stock market seem overwhelming to you? Have you wanted to start investing but each time you do it you hit a roadblock?

This course will help you to set, create, and implement a simple, long-term investing plan whether you are a complete beginner who is overwhelmed with how to start to invest, have some experience but have been disappointed with the results, or have considerable experience but feel overloaded and want to simplify things.

When you finish this course you will have what you need to start investing in the stock market and take control of your own financial future.

My students say:

• I was amazed at how Andrew condensed 30 years of experience into a 4-hour easy-to-understand course.

• Andrew’s life stories allowed me to relate to the course material on a personal level.

• It was eye-opening to learn a simple and direct way to build my wealth through investing.

• My friends can’t believe how I can now easily navigate the complexities of the stock market.

• I can finally make my own financial decisions without the need for professionals.

• The information I learned from Andrew gave me realistic expectations.

Is this course right for me?

If you want to learn a simple, step-by-step process to invest for the long-term, core investing concepts that most people don’t know, and a proven, easy-to-implement investing strategy for your future savings, the Build Your Wealth course is for you! Our typical students fall into one of these categories:

• Veteran doctor overwhelmed with the idea of starting to invest

• Disappointed investor who has faced investment loss

• Experienced investor overloaded with financial advice