Start Building Your Financial Future With Just a Few Hundred Dollars
Most people think investing requires thousands upfront. But small amounts, invested consistently and strategically, can grow into something meaningful over time. We work with Canadians who want to learn how to make their modest savings work harder.
See How We Approach Investing
Three Things We Focus On
Investing small amounts means being smart about every dollar. Here's what actually matters when you're starting with limited capital.
Understanding Risk
When you're working with smaller amounts, you can't afford expensive mistakes. We spend time helping you recognize what's genuinely risky versus what just feels uncomfortable because it's new.
Fee Awareness
A two percent management fee might sound small, but on modest capital it eats into your growth significantly. We teach you how to spot hidden costs and choose investment vehicles that don't drain your returns.
Patience Building
Probably the hardest part. Small capital investing requires waiting longer to see meaningful results. We help you set realistic expectations so you don't abandon a sound strategy too early.
How Our Program Works
We run small group sessions throughout the year, usually starting in September or October 2025. Each cohort meets weekly for about three months.
Foundation Weeks
First month covers basics like how different investment types actually work, reading financial statements without getting overwhelmed, and building a personal risk tolerance profile.
Strategy Development
Second month focuses on creating your specific approach based on your capital amount, timeline, and comfort level. You'll practice with simulation exercises before using real money.
Implementation Support
Final month walks you through actually opening accounts, making first investments, and setting up tracking systems. We help troubleshoot the practical headaches that always come up.
What Actually Makes Small Capital Investing Different
When you've got five hundred or a thousand dollars to invest, the conventional wisdom doesn't always apply. Diversification looks different. Time horizons matter more. And emotional discipline becomes critical because percentage gains feel smaller in absolute terms.
One thing I've noticed after working with folks in this space since 2019 is that most struggle not with understanding concepts but with maintaining consistency. You invest three hundred dollars, it grows to three twenty over six months, and it's easy to feel like nothing's happening.
The reality is that building wealth from small capital requires a different mindset than most investment education teaches. You're not managing a portfolio. You're building a habit that compounds over years.
That's why our approach emphasizes psychological preparation as much as financial knowledge. We want you to succeed not just in your first year but to still be investing systematically five years from now.
Jasper Breckenridge
Started teaching small capital strategies after watching too many friends get discouraged by investment advice designed for people with tens of thousands to deploy. Now runs our autumn cohorts.
Tavish Dunmore
Spent years managing larger portfolios before realizing the educational gap for modest investors was huge. Focuses on practical implementation and cutting through financial industry jargon.
Ready to Learn More?
Our next program starts in autumn 2025. Spaces are limited because we keep groups small to allow for individual attention during the implementation phase.
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