RESOURCES

Resources

Explore the tools thatshaped my path.

A carefully organized collection of educational materials, books, and programs designed to help students accelerate their growth.

Student Resources

Everything that taught me — in one place

The videos, worksheets, competitions, programs, journals, books and films that built my foundation. Filter by grade level, then expand any section.

Two Cents (PBS)

Short, friendly explainers on saving, investing and money psychology.

The Plain Bagel

Clear, no-hype breakdowns of investing concepts and market events.

Khan Academy — Money & Banking

The gentlest on-ramp to how money and markets actually work.

Embedded video slot — drop in Aarav’s own explainer

My First Budget

A one-page worksheet for planning allowance, saving and spending.

Stock Research Checklist

The exact questions I ask before buying any company.

Compound Interest Calculator Sheet

Fill-in worksheet showing how time turns small savings into big numbers.

Worksheets download as PDFs — no extra pages needed.

SIFMA Stock Market Game

Team-based simulated trading — the classic way to learn by doing.

Wharton Global High School Investment Competition

Manage a virtual portfolio with a team and a real strategy report.

National Personal Finance Challenge

Test your financial-literacy knowledge against students nationwide.

UGA Young Investors Academy

The summer finance program I attended — valuation, portfolios, and a live pitch.

Wharton Global Youth — Future of the Business World

Pre-college business and finance immersion at Wharton.

LaunchX / local incubators

For students who want to build a finance product, not just study one.

Morningstar & company 10-Ks

Where I go to actually read what a business says about itself.

Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letters

Decades of plain-English investing wisdom, free to read.

Investopedia

My go-to for looking up any term I don't understand yet.

The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel

Why behavior matters more than math. The book I recommend first.

The Little Book of Common Sense Investing — John Bogle

The case for index funds, from the man who invented them.

How to Turn $100 into $1,000,000

A genuinely fun intro to earning, saving and investing for younger readers.

One Up On Wall Street — Peter Lynch

How everyday observation can lead to great investments.

The Big Short

How to spot risk everyone else is ignoring — and why incentives matter.

Becoming Warren Buffett (HBO)

The habits and temperament behind a lifetime of investing.

Freakonomics

How incentives quietly shape everything — great systems thinking.

Two Cents (PBS)

Short, friendly explainers on saving, investing and money psychology.

Khan Academy — Money & Banking

The gentlest on-ramp to how money and markets actually work.

Embedded video slot — drop in Aarav’s own explainer

My First Budget

A one-page worksheet for planning allowance, saving and spending.

Stock Research Checklist

The exact questions I ask before buying any company.

Worksheets download as PDFs — no extra pages needed.

SIFMA Stock Market Game

Team-based simulated trading — the classic way to learn by doing.

UGA Young Investors Academy

The summer finance program I attended — valuation, portfolios, and a live pitch.

Wharton Global Youth — Future of the Business World

Pre-college business and finance immersion at Wharton.

LaunchX / local incubators

For students who want to build a finance product, not just study one.

Investopedia

My go-to for looking up any term I don't understand yet.

The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel

Why behavior matters more than math. The book I recommend first.

How to Turn $100 into $1,000,000

A genuinely fun intro to earning, saving and investing for younger readers.

Freakonomics

How incentives quietly shape everything — great systems thinking.

Two Cents (PBS)

Short, friendly explainers on saving, investing and money psychology.

The Plain Bagel

Clear, no-hype breakdowns of investing concepts and market events.

Embedded video slot — drop in Aarav’s own explainer

Stock Research Checklist

The exact questions I ask before buying any company.

Compound Interest Calculator Sheet

Fill-in worksheet showing how time turns small savings into big numbers.

Worksheets download as PDFs — no extra pages needed.

SIFMA Stock Market Game

Team-based simulated trading — the classic way to learn by doing.

Wharton Global High School Investment Competition

Manage a virtual portfolio with a team and a real strategy report.

National Personal Finance Challenge

Test your financial-literacy knowledge against students nationwide.

UGA Young Investors Academy

The summer finance program I attended — valuation, portfolios, and a live pitch.

Wharton Global Youth — Future of the Business World

Pre-college business and finance immersion at Wharton.

LaunchX / local incubators

For students who want to build a finance product, not just study one.

Morningstar & company 10-Ks

Where I go to actually read what a business says about itself.

Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letters

Decades of plain-English investing wisdom, free to read.

Investopedia

My go-to for looking up any term I don't understand yet.

The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel

Why behavior matters more than math. The book I recommend first.

The Little Book of Common Sense Investing — John Bogle

The case for index funds, from the man who invented them.

One Up On Wall Street — Peter Lynch

How everyday observation can lead to great investments.

The Big Short

How to spot risk everyone else is ignoring — and why incentives matter.

Becoming Warren Buffett (HBO)

The habits and temperament behind a lifetime of investing.

Freakonomics

How incentives quietly shape everything — great systems thinking.

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