We’ve been led to believe that in order to invest in an intentional and conscious way it is necessary to be master mathematicians, experts in the subject matter, perhaps even lacking in scruples… and not least, that it is fundamental to already have a lot of money. But actually, investing is just as important as saving. We save so as to prepare for the unexpected, tapping into the prudent and even pessimistic sides of ourselves. And we invest to improve our situations, tapping into the more ambitious and optimistic sides of ourselves. There is no minimum level of capital or age to invest. Whoever has an income or savings can do it. The important thing is to identify our own personal goals, measuring them against our actual financial situations, and learning to rely on the right tools and people.

In this book, Pecuniami offers readers, especially young people entering the world of work, and women, who have always had a “complicated” relationship with money, a toolbox for entering the investment world through the front door with a well-ordered and comprehensive foundation.

She clearly lays out the differences between financial products, teaching us how to decipher the often complicated and obscure information sheets, and helping us understand who we can trust, always measuring, through quizzes and practical examples, our every action by what we have and what we want to achieve.

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