Premieres November 1, in Spanish
What if you invest $1 a day for 40 years?
This one's risk: the market crashes in year 8, like in 2008.
Gift: Bob's Anti-Panic Plan, free with the email list
Bob Stickman tests it in animated videos, with the numbers in plain sight. You get a calculator and a plan to run the same math with your own numbers.
The channel is in Spanish for now. English audio tracks are on the way.
$1 × 365 days × 40 years
= $14,600 you put in
And what does the app show at the end?
Free. One email per new experiment. Unsubscribe in one click.

A new video every week (in Spanish for now): one money question, the math worked out year by year, and what can go wrong.
A PDF to print and fill in by hand: a checklist for before your first dollar, your contract with yourself for the day your money drops, and a yearly review. Plus a calculator to try your own numbers.
Every figure comes with its source and every assumption is in plain sight. One email per new video, nothing else.
They all follow the same path, from the question to your own math.

It always starts the same way: what if...? A dollar a day, earning minimum wage, paying a 1% fee.

Every experiment has its risk: a market crash, inflation or fees. We look it straight in the eye.

Year by year, what Bob puts in and what your bank's app would show, with round numbers that make sense.

The calculator lets you change the numbers: your salary, what you set aside, the years. And you see what you get.
Premieres November 1, in Spanish
This one's risk: the market crashes in year 8, like in 2008.
Gift: Bob's Anti-Panic Plan, free with the email list
Coming soon
This one's risk: inflation, and what that million is really worth.
We'll let you know when it's out.
In the works
This one's risk: fees, which you can't see and which eat into the pile.
We'll let you know when it's out.
The Piggy Bank Pact
What to have sorted before you invest, your contract with yourself for the day your money drops, and a reminder to review it every year. Then, an email for each new experiment.
You'll get an email to confirm your sign-up. Unsubscribe in one click from any email.
