Real capstones from FinLit fellows. Ventures they scoped, products they designed, and portfolios they built and defended live in front of a mentor. Open any project and read the student's own work.
A legal compliance platform built for teenage entrepreneurs: understand your obligations, protect the venture, and check your own compliance status before problems arise.
Turns unused urban rooftops into productive community gardens for apartments, schools and offices. Assess, design, install, maintain. Revenue from installs, maintenance subscriptions, produce sales and CSR partnerships.
Seven high-conviction holdings, 90% equities, ~15.5% target annual growth. Each pick backed by financial research and a PEG-ratio price check, plus the biases that could derail it.
A portfolio built for a busy university student: diversified across sectors and across national markets, with a moderate allocation that keeps a safe share in bonds for stability.
An app for booking medical services from home, built around the reality that long hours and long travel distances make regular doctor visits hard, especially outside cities.
Portfolio construction taught through a persona. Every allocation decision grounded in one character's habits, lifestyle and risk appetite instead of abstract theory.
Every project ships with an AI Workbook. Mentors look hardest at what you rejected. That's where the thinking lives.
Eight Saturdays. The first cohort to learn money this way. Read the week-by-week curriculum before you apply.