Description
Benjamin Franklin once said that an investment in knowledge pays the best interest. We go a step further and say that financial literacy is the key to unlocking the mysteries of investing. But above all, it is the beginning of self-empowerment through knowledge, enabling you to make well-informed, long term investment decisions which will impact every facet of your present and future financial well-being.
There is no better feeling than when you take charge of your own future...
We have developed our Financial Literacy Foundation program as a series of games built around interactive Excel Workbooks. You can only play these games in a unique arena called the Mind Gym, a cerebral place where you can exercise your gray cells and learn all about financial literacy in an interactive, rewarding and enjoyable way.
Enter the arena of Financial Literacy!
Table of Contents
1. About Us
2. Tour Guide
3. Videos
4. Assessment
5. Money
6. First Principles
7. Inflation
8. Debt
9. Investing
System Requirements
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Investanalitix
Zola Sookias, Founder & Managing Director
Mr Sookias has extensive experience in investment management, including roles in equity and fixed income analysis, portfolio management, DB and DC pension consulting, product development, manager search & selection, fund performance evaluation and monitoring, and investment publishing.
He has worked with major US investment houses, notably Black Rock Asset Management, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, as well as a boutique firm specialising in the natural resources sector where he was the senior metals and mining analyst.
His European experience has been with Irish Life International and SEB where he was responsible for developing the investment platform serving the pan-European market, and Black Rock Asset Management Ireland, where he was Investment Director responsible for governance and oversight for the company’s Irish-domiciled active and passive funds.
Mr Sookias holds a BSc. in Geology & Chemistry and an MSc. in Mineral Exploration from the Royal School of Mines, Imperial College, University of London.
