Our mission is simple: with this independent financial blog, we want to provide as many people in Switzerland as possible with relevant knowledge for sustainably successful investing – as a solid foundation on the path to greater financial freedom.
We are convinced that many investors today are losing money unnecessarily and not realizing their wealth potential – often due to a lack of independent and comprehensible financial education.
We, Stefan and Toni, are self-determined private investors and founders of this independent Swiss financial blog.
We realized our shared passion for financial topics in 2017 at work or thanks to a chance encounter in front of the coffee machine.
This was followed by unsparing book reviews, critical appraisals of more or less established financial theories and – by Swiss standards – an above-average open exchange about our own investments.
Speaking of investments, we both pursue a broadly diversified, long-term buy-and-hold strategy out of conviction, taking different asset classes into account.
And one more thing: we don’t want to sell you a “smart” investment product or give you “sure-fire” stock market tips. Instead, we actively support you in making more of your money and becoming your own financial advisor.
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