Master Money.
Free Foundations. Paid Depth.
Practical, self-paced, article-based courses on accounting, markets, derivatives and investing — written for working professionals, salaried employees and small business owners, with real ₹ examples. Two full courses are free to read; nine deeper courses are ₹999 each, once, for life.
Five Tracks. One Path to Mastery.
Pick the track that matches your role or curiosity — every course is built around real workplace and household scenarios.
Taxation
GST, Income Tax, ITR filing, TDS, deductions, advance tax.
No course yet — Learn Taxation →Accounting
Journal entries, ledgers, P&L, balance sheet, audit basics.
Accounting for Beginners — 33 free lessons →Investments
Mutual funds, SIP, equity, debt, ETFs, portfolio building.
Mutual Funds & ETFs — 24 lessons →Business Finance
Cash flow, working capital, valuation, ratios, decisions.
No course yet — Learn Corporate Finance →Personal Finance
Budgeting, EMI, retirement, insurance, credit score.
No course yet — Learn Personal Finance →Start Here. No Payment, No Login.
Two complete courses — 46 lessons — are open to read in full with no account and no payment. They are the foundation the paid tracks build on.
Accounting for Beginners
Who it is for: Anyone who needs to read or produce a set of accounts.
What it covers: Accounting principles, the chart of accounts, journal entries, T-accounts, trial balance, adjusting and closing entries, the three financial statements, ratios, working capital, reconciliation, receivables, payables, inventory, depreciation, payroll, bonds, equity, costing and break-even.
Start reading →Introduction to Stock Markets
Who it is for: Complete beginners opening their first demat account.
What it covers: How markets work, the players, indices, brokers and demat accounts, order types, corporate actions and the vocabulary every other course assumes.
Start reading →Nine In-Depth Courses. ₹999 Each.
These nine courses hold 159 lessons in total. The opening lessons of each are readable free; the full course unlocks with a one-off purchase, and access does not expire. There is no subscription, no certificate and no live class — this is written material you read at your own pace.
Technical Analysis
Who it is for: Traders who want to read price action before taking a position.
What it covers: Chart types, candlestick patterns single and multi, Dow Theory, support and resistance, moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Fibonacci, volumes and complete trading setups.
Before you start: None. Start here if you have never opened a chart.
Course details →Fundamental Analysis
Who it is for: Investors who want to value a business rather than trade its ticker.
What it covers: The investor mindset, reading an annual report, income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, three parts of ratio analysis, a DCF primer, due diligence and equity research.
Before you start: Comfort with basic accounting helps. Accounting for Beginners covers it free.
Course details →Futures Trading
Who it is for: Traders moving from cash equity into leveraged derivatives.
What it covers: The forwards market, futures contracts, leverage and payoff, margin and mark-to-market, the margin calculator, shorting, Nifty futures, futures pricing, hedging and open interest.
Before you start: Introduction to Stock Markets, or equivalent market familiarity.
Course details →Options Theory
Who it is for: Anyone who wants options to stop being a black box.
What it covers: Calls and puts from both sides, moneyness, the Greeks in depth — Delta across three lessons, Gamma, Theta, Vega — volatility theory and calculation, the Greek calculator and closing case studies.
Before you start: Futures Trading, or a working grasp of derivatives basics.
Course details →Option Strategies
Who it is for: Options traders ready to build positions rather than single legs.
What it covers: Bull call and bull put spreads, call ratio back spread, bear call ladder, synthetic long and arbitrage, bear put and bear call spreads, straddles, strangles, and max pain with put-call ratio.
Before you start: Options Theory. The Greeks are assumed knowledge throughout.
Course details →Risk Management & Trading Psychology
Who it is for: Traders whose strategy works but whose account does not.
What it covers: What risk actually means, variance and covariance, the variance-covariance and correlation matrices, portfolio variance, equity curves, position sizing across three lessons, Kelly’s Criterion, Value at Risk, portfolio optimisation and the trading biases that quietly destroy P&L.
Before you start: Any trading course above, or live trading experience.
Course details →Mutual Funds & ETFs
Who it is for: Long-term investors choosing funds instead of individual stocks.
What it covers: NAV, the fact sheet, equity and debt funds in depth, expense ratios, direct versus regular, index funds, ETFs, smart beta, benchmarking, rolling returns, beta, standard deviation, Sharpe, Sortino and capture ratios, asset allocation and portfolio construction.
Before you start: None. This is a self-contained investing track.
Course details →Financial Modelling
Who it is for: Analysts and finance students building a model from a blank workbook.
What it covers: Excel workbook setup, historical data, assumptions, the revenue model, asset, debt and reserve schedules, projections, DCF analysis, FCFF and FCFE valuation, risk premium, WACC and terminal growth.
Before you start: Fundamental Analysis, plus working Excel skills.
Course details →Currency & Commodity Futures
Who it is for: Traders extending beyond equities into currency and commodity markets.
What it covers: Currency basics, reference rates, interest rate parity, the USD-INR pair, EUR, GBP and JPY crosses, commodity options, and the individual commodity contracts — gold, silver, crude, copper, aluminium, lead, nickel, natural gas, cardamom and mentha.
Before you start: Futures Trading. Margin and contract mechanics are assumed.
Course details →Three Routes Through the Library.
If you are not sure where to begin, follow one of these in order.
Foundations
Accounting for Beginners → Introduction to Stock Markets. Both free, 46 lessons, no prerequisites.
Start free →Markets & Trading
Technical Analysis → Futures Trading → Options Theory → Option Strategies → Risk Management.
Trader route →Investor & Analyst
Fundamental Analysis → Mutual Funds & ETFs → Financial Modelling.
Analyst route →In Progress. Not Available Today.
These four tracks are planned and listed on the course hub, but no lessons are published yet. They are named here so the library is not overstated.
Excel for Finance Professionals
Announced, not yet published. No lessons are live.
Coming soonGST & Income Tax for Business
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Coming soonInvesting for Beginners
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Coming soonBusiness Finance Fundamentals
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Coming soonBuilt for the Working Professional.
Honest About Cost
Two courses are free in full. The other nine are ₹999 once, with lifetime access — no subscription and no renewal.
Self-Paced
Article-based modules — read, pause, come back. No fixed schedule.
Real ₹ Examples
Numbers a salaried professional or business owner can actually relate to.
No Certificates
These are written courses, not accredited programmes. No certificate, no live class, no placement claim — just the material.
Learn at Your Own Pace. Start Now.
Start with the 46 free lessons and see whether the writing suits you before you spend anything. The full library is one click away.
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