Foundations — Free Starter
Six short video lessons on the systems money runs on: the Five Jars, risk versus reward, compound time, the five paycheck columns, making and selling, and picking your first door. Watch the video, read the page, do the one action. Free, no card, no catch — and every lesson comes with a printable worksheet.
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Pillar 1 — The Five Jars
Follow Riley’s $10 example: record income once, then assign Save, Spend, Give, and Goal. Practice a visible money plan you can adapt as circumstances change.
Follow Riley’s $10 example: record income once, then assign Save, Spend, Give, and Goal. Practice a visible money plan you can adapt as circumstances change.
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Pillar 2 — Risk vs Reward
Compare the costs and possible outcomes of a lemonade stand, car washing, and dog walking. Explore spreading risk and choosing an affordable way to test an idea.
Compare the costs and possible outcomes of a lemonade stand, car washing, and dog walking. Explore spreading risk and choosing an affordable way to test an idea.
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Pillar 3 — The Hourglass (Compound Interest)
Compare simple and compound interest, starting times, and the assumptions behind an example. Practice the Rule of 72 and distinguish emergency savings from long-term investing.
Compare simple and compound interest, starting times, and the assumptions behind an example. Practice the Rule of 72 and distinguish emergency savings from long-term investing.
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Pillar 4 — Taxes Don't Hate You
Taxes aren’t a punishment — they’re a bill with rules. Learn the rules and the fear disappears.
Taxes aren’t a punishment — they’re a bill with rules. Learn the rules and the fear disappears.
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About Your Instructor
Your instructor has spent more than a decade managing a real estate portfolio and growing businesses, and built this course to teach the money systems those years actually run on: in plain English, with every number worked to the penny. Education only, never advice. The first track and the first book are free, so you can judge the teaching before you spend a dollar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Educational content only — not tax, insurance, legal, or investment advice. Every family, rate, and dollar figure across the series is an invented practice number. Written for adults, 18+.
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Yes. Six short video lessons, each with a printable worksheet — no card, no trial, nothing to cancel. Foundations is the free track of Money Made Easy to Learn; the paid tracks are separate, one-time purchases.
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This was built for exactly that. This track starts at the very beginning, in plain English, with every example worked to the penny so you can follow the math line by line.
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Checkout takes about a minute. The moment you pay, you receive your Access Pass PDF — one page with your private links to the video lessons and every printable handout. One-time payment, lifetime access, every future update free.
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You have 30 days to get a full refund — reply to your receipt email and ask. No forms, no questions. The free track and the free book are yours to keep either way.