Research links poor financial literacy to financial stress and mental health issues.

It’s estimated that over 20 million Brits are affected.

I'm here to change that.

I didn’t do a degree in finance.

I didn't grow up in a household where money was managed well.

And a close family member had serious debt during the Global Financial Crisis.

"I could take out £60,000, just like that."

That statement stayed with me.

The system is designed to make borrowing and spending easy, but investing feel impossible. And if you don’t know what you’re doing, you’ll fall into a trap — a real consequence of not understanding financial basics.

I know what it's like to not understand. And I know what changes when you do.

What I'm building

Most financial content in the UK is too generic and disjointed.

A one-hour YouTube video won't change your behaviour.

A financial adviser at £2,000 a session is out of reach for most — and they’ll only accept you if you already have a lot of money.

After working 15 years in finance, I'm building tailored courses that give you real skills — not just information. Whether you want to make your first investment or you're starting your journey with the basics of how money works, my goal is the same:

to help you build a better financial life.

Nobody should be taken for a ride by debt they don't understand, high fees in the small print, or a system that profits from confusion. The earlier you recognise what you don’t know, the more time you’ll have to make changes.

Why I can help

I went from maxing out my credit limit at 18 to working for two world-class financial firms in London.

I am a CFA Charterholder— the gold standard of the investment industry.

I also hold the Certificate in Quantitative Finance (CQF) — the world's leading master's-level professional qualification in quant finance — awarded with distinction.

But credentials aren't enough. More importantly, I've stood on both sides of the fence — someone who grew up poor without financial knowledge, and someone who now saves and invests. So I can honestly say I’ve been there.