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Personal Finance Starter Pack

A practical guide for building a budget, protecting yourself with savings, understanding credit, managing debt, and starting to invest.

BudgetingTrack income, fixed costs, flexible spending, and goals.
CreditUnderstand scores, payment history, credit usage, and borrowing costs.
DebtSeparate useful borrowing from high-interest traps.
InvestingLearn the beginner rules for diversification and risk.
9 pages Beginner friendly Checklist included

Economics

Macroeconomics for Markets

A market-focused guide that explains how inflation, rates, central banks, GDP, jobs, oil, and currencies move stocks and bonds.

InflationHow price pressure changes purchasing power and policy.
RatesWhy borrowing costs affect valuations and risk appetite.
Central BanksHow policy decisions and language move markets.
Global RiskOil, currencies, and shocks that flow into markets.
9 pages Market focused Scenarios included

Venture Capital

Venture Capital and Startup Funding

A practical guide to how startups raise money, how investors think, and how ownership changes across funding rounds.

RoundsSeed, Series A, and later-stage funding explained clearly.
Cap TablesOwnership, dilution, and who owns what after a round.
InstrumentsSAFEs, convertible notes, and term sheet basics.
RunwayBurn rate, cash runway, and why timing matters.
9 pages Startup focused Term sheet basics

Career Prep

Investment Banking Interview Prep

A polished interview guide for students who want structured answers, technical practice, and a clear way to explain finance under pressure.

BehavioralsWhy finance, why this firm, leadership, failure, pressure, and teamwork.
TechnicalsAccounting links, EV vs. equity value, valuation methods, M&A, and accretion/dilution.
DCF WalkthroughRevenue, margins, free cash flow, discount rate, terminal value, and enterprise value.
Mock InterviewModel answers, common mistakes, and a final cram sheet.
Members only 10 pages Interview questions Templates included

Investing

Stock Market Analysis and Valuation

A practical research guide that teaches students how to analyze a public company like an investor, from business model to final thesis.

Research FrameworkBusiness model, industry, financials, management, valuation, risks, and final opinion.
Financial AnalysisRevenue growth, margins, debt, free cash flow, and earnings quality.
Valuation ToolsP/E, EV/EBITDA, price-to-sales, DCF basics, and cheap-stock traps.
Case TemplateBull case, bear case, base case, catalysts, risks, and final thesis.
Members only 10 pages Case study Analysis template

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