Build Financial Confidence That Actually Lasts
You don't need complicated theories. Our investment education helps regular Canadians understand markets through hands-on learning, real examples, and support from people who've been exactly where you are right now.
Start Your JourneyThree Paths, One Goal
Pick the track that fits where you are. Whether you're just getting started or ready to dig deeper into portfolio strategy, we've designed these programs around real questions from people in Regina, Saskatoon, and across Saskatchewan.
Foundation Track
If you've never bought a stock or looked at an ETF, this is where you belong. We start with what money actually does when you invest it and build from there.
- Understanding risk without the financial jargon
- How different accounts work (TFSA, RRSP, and regular)
- Reading market news like a person, not a robot
- Practice trades with fake money before real commitment
Builder Track
You've got some investments already but want to understand what you're actually doing. This track connects the dots between strategy and real portfolio decisions.
- Asset allocation that makes sense for your situation
- When rebalancing matters (and when it doesn't)
- Tax implications nobody tells you about
- Building your personal investment policy
- Understanding fees and where your money really goes
Strategist Track
For people who want to manage their own portfolios with confidence. We dig into analysis, sector understanding, and how to actually research investments beyond reading headlines.
- Reading financial statements without an accounting degree
- Sector rotation and economic cycles
- Building watchlists and tracking methodology
- Managing emotions during market swings
- Advanced portfolio construction techniques
- Understanding derivatives at a practical level
Learn From People Who Get It
Our educators aren't celebrity investors or YouTube personalities. They're folks who learned this stuff the hard way and now help others skip the expensive mistakes.
Linnea Bjørnstad
Linnea spent fifteen years as a high school math teacher before switching to financial education. She's brilliant at breaking down concepts that intimidate people and has this gift for explaining compound interest using grocery store examples.
Vesna Kovačević
Vesna worked in corporate finance for a decade before realizing she preferred teaching to spreadsheets. She's the person you want explaining why certain investment strategies fail during market downturns.
Elspeth MacTavish
Elspeth manages her own portfolio and has been doing it successfully for twenty years. She's got war stories from the 2008 crash and the pandemic volatility that actually help people understand risk in practical terms.
What It Actually Costs
We price these programs to cover our costs and pay educators fairly. No hidden fees, no upsells, no pressure to buy advanced courses you don't need.
Foundation Track
- 8 weeks of live virtual sessions
- All course materials and workbooks
- Practice trading simulator access
- Weekly office hours with instructors
- Private student discussion group
- Recording access for 6 months
Builder Track
- 12 weeks of comprehensive instruction
- Portfolio analysis tools and templates
- Tax planning worksheets
- Bi-weekly small group sessions
- Personal investment policy builder
- One-on-one progress review
- Recording access for 9 months
Strategist Track
- 16 weeks of advanced training
- Real-time market analysis sessions
- Financial statement analysis tools
- Weekly accountability check-ins
- Research methodology frameworks
- Two personal portfolio reviews
- Lifetime recording access
- Alumni network invitation
How Learning Actually Works Here
Forget endless video lectures. We use real market examples, current news, and problems you'll actually face as an investor. Sessions are live so you can ask questions when things don't make sense.
Each track follows a similar structure but digs deeper based on experience level. You'll spend time on concepts until they click, not rush through to hit some arbitrary completion metric.
- 1Building your financial foundation and understanding risk tolerance
- 2Account types, tax implications, and where to actually hold investments
- 3Asset classes explained through real portfolio examples
- 4Research skills and how to evaluate investment opportunities
- 5Portfolio construction based on your actual life situation
- 6Ongoing management, rebalancing, and staying calm during volatility