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The financial education you should've had — and can't afford to live without. The Basis Points.

Most people make the biggest money decisions of their lives — the car, the home, the degree — with no idea how the system actually works. Basis Points fixes that, taught by a capital allocator who’s spent 25 years studying exactly how money moves.

Taught by Ravi Chopra — Goldman Sachs · Samlyn Capital · Founder & CIO, Azora Capital · Dartmouth Economics

The Curriculum

One series. Watch it in order or jump to what’s costing you right now.

WHAT YOU'LL WALK AWAY KNOWING

A guaranteed 50% return, hiding in plain sight.

A few years ago I watched a table of business-school graduates — people from a top-twenty program — argue about which stocks would return twenty or thirty percent. A friend asked: what if I could guarantee you a fifty percent return? The table leaned in. His answer: pay off your credit card debt.

The room went quiet. It had never occurred to them. These weren’t careless people. They were carrying twenty-percent debt while chasing twenty-percent returns — because no one had ever taught them the rules. That gap is exactly what Basis Points exists to close.

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THE MASTERCLASS

The financial education you were never given

Basis Points is built in standalone modules, each roughly ten to twenty-five minutes. Every one covers a decision nearly everyone faces, breaks down the mechanics underneath it — the incentives, the math, the traps — and ends with a clear set of moves. Watch the full sequence like a course, or drop into the one decision in front of you right now.

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START HERE

Introduction — Why none of us were taught this. The three things school skips, and the one idea that runs under every decision you’ll ever make.

The Ledger

One clear idea at a time. No noise.

 

Stop leaving money on someone else's table.

The whole series is free. Start with Module 01 and work the system instead of getting worked by it.