When I first started working on Wall Street, I was building complicated financial models, but I wasn't investing my own money. I took vacations without knowing how much I'd spent and had no idea how much I was saving.

If I graduated with a degree in finance and worked in the industry but didn't feel prepared to invest my own money, how can we expect others to stand a fighting chance?

We often put off investing because we think it's going to be really tricky or time consuming, neither of which have to be true.

I'm outraged that the finance and education industry doesn't do more to help people understand core money concepts, like how to invest or why compound interest can be incredibly dangerous or rewarding.

The truth is, it's the language, not the ideas, that make things like mortgages and the stock market confusing and overwhelming.

Finasana is your source for knowledge and money confidence - things I wish I had at the beginning of my career. We take it back to basics, answer all your money questions, and break down must-know financial concepts to help you get more out of your money and confidently take control of your future.