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Financial Illiteracy is a $436 Billion dollar problem

Financial Illiteracy is a $436 Billion dollar problem: That’s how much assets are wasted annually by bad money decisions. To put that in perspective, that’s more than the Gross Domestic Product of Hong Kong or South Africa. This is a big problem, that is getting bigger.

As investment professionals, we can be part of the solution.

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How We Create Impact

  • 01. Our Mission

    To cultivate financial literacy across individuals and communities—empowering people with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to build a stronger, more resilient future.

  • 02. Our Vision

    We envision a world where access to clear, trustworthy financial resources enables every person to make informed decisions for themselves and their families—unlocking generational strength, stability, and opportunity.

  • 03. Our Values

    Our values are rooted in honesty, ensuring we share only accurate and trustworthy financial information. We take a creative approach to learning, encouraging new ways of thinking that make financial empowerment more accessible. Our solutions are built to scale, extending impact across communities and generations. And above all, we are driven by passion—believing deeply in the transformative power of financial literacy.

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The Dimensions of Wealth reflect our commitment to a broader, more resilient understanding of what it means to prosper.

Wealth is more than a balance sheet. Explore seven interconnected dimensions that reveal what it truly means to live with prosperity, resilience, and a sense of lasting fulfillment.

Time

We think the dimension of Time is significantly underrated. All individuals, irrespective of their financial wealth, have exactly 86,200 seconds each day. The old phrase, “Time is money” is true: Work is the trading time for money. Retirement is trading money for time. Time wasted can never be replaced. Treating time as wealth is an ancient concept, but tends to be overlooked in today’s money-driven society.

Relationships

The relationships we have are also a dimension of overall wealth. If we have more time and money, we can build more and better relationships: with friends and family and others in our sphere.

Knowledge

Knowledge, and hopefully, wisdom, is a form of wealth in which we can give all we have away and still have what we started with. Money can help gain knowledge and knowledge about money directly translates into financial wealth.

Physical

There is of course physical health, or a healthy mind and body. A billion dollars doesn’t do you any good if you are dying of pancreatic cancer. Investing in our bodies, like investing in our mind, reaps greater rewards in all the other dimensions.

Spiritual

The wealth of our belief and contemplation of a higher power is the input to give us purpose and meaning. Purpose and meaning are the driver to the other aspects: it's one of the main reasons to do what we do, be it to grow ourselves to be the best individual we can be or fritter away our existence.

Love

Like wisdom, love is a form of wealth that we can give away and still have all we started with, or even get more back in return. Love is a divine form of wealth.

Money

Money is an inter-relator of the other forms of wealth. More money can lead to more time, which can lead to more learning, which can lead to better health, which can lead to a better spiritual life, which can give us the time and desire to love others and be loved.

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