Money and Investment

Most people find 'Money' a very confusing subject. It is not usually part of a school curriculum, so people have to find out for themselves how plan their finances, how to invest, and how to balance risk and reward.

Like many other subjects, investment has a language all of its own, so it is hardly surprising that many investors give up, before even beginning to understand what it all means. But once the jargon is understood, common sense plays a large part in making correct decisions.

There are dozens of articles written every week in the newspapers, shelves full of learned books to buy, and numerous financial advisors of every kind waiting to offer advice, or to manage investments. The problem, however, is to know who to ask, what to ask, and how to understand and evaluate the answer. Without any sort of training, this is a very difficult impossible task.

Neill and Co., Equity Education has been established to help to solve this problem.