Building Your Capital Allocation Framework

Most people know they should think differently about money. But knowing and doing are worlds apart. We've spent years working with individuals who want to move beyond reactive financial decisions and build something systematic.

This isn't about shortcuts or secrets. It's about understanding how capital actually works, why allocation matters more than you think, and how to make decisions that compound over time.

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Learning environment focused on practical financial concepts

What We Actually Cover

Six modules designed around questions people actually ask. No fluff, just practical frameworks you can apply to your own situation.

Decision Architecture

Why do smart people make poor financial choices? We explore cognitive biases, emotional triggers, and how to build systems that work even when you're stressed or uncertain.

Portfolio Construction Basics

Forget the jargon. We break down asset classes, correlation, and risk in plain terms. You'll learn how to think about diversification without getting lost in academic theory.

Risk Assessment

Risk isn't just volatility. It's about matching your capital to your actual life circumstances. We help you figure out what appropriate risk looks like for your specific situation.

Time Horizon Planning

Short-term needs versus long-term goals. Sounds simple, but most people mix these up constantly. We'll show you how to separate them and allocate accordingly.

Rebalancing Strategies

Markets move. Your allocation drifts. How do you bring things back in line without overtrading or freezing? We cover practical rebalancing approaches that actually work.

Tax Considerations

In Vietnam's evolving regulatory environment, understanding tax implications matters. We discuss basic principles and when you should consult specialists.

How the Program Unfolds

1

Weeks 1-2: Foundation Setting

We start with your current situation. What are you doing now? Why? Most people have never really thought this through. We use real examples and case discussions to establish baseline understanding.

2

Weeks 3-5: Framework Building

Here's where we get into allocation models, risk profiling, and decision frameworks. Lots of exercises. You'll analyze different scenarios and see how small changes compound over years.

3

Weeks 6-8: Application Phase

Theory meets reality. You'll create your own allocation plan based on your circumstances. We'll review it together, identify weak spots, and refine the approach.

4

Weeks 9-10: Implementation & Review

The final phase focuses on execution. How do you actually implement these ideas? What tools do you need? What could go wrong? We troubleshoot your specific challenges.

Real Outcomes From Past Participants

These are people who completed the program between late 2023 and mid-2024. Their situations were messy and complicated, just like yours probably is.

Linh Phuong discussing her experience with systematic capital allocation

Linh Phuong

Marketing Director, Ho Chi Minh City

Before the program, Linh had savings scattered across multiple accounts with no real plan. "I was just putting money wherever seemed safe at the moment," she explains. "Everything felt reactive."

The turning point came during week four when she mapped out her actual time horizons. "I realized I was treating a ten-year goal the same as a two-year need. That clarity changed everything."

Current situation: Linh now maintains a structured allocation system she reviews quarterly. She still adjusts things, but the decisions follow a framework rather than emotional impulses.
Minh Duc sharing his approach to building financial systems

Minh Duc

Software Engineer, Hanoi

Minh came in with a tech background but zero financial framework. "I'm good at systems, but I'd never applied that thinking to my own money. Embarrassing, really."

What clicked for him was understanding correlation and why diversification actually matters. "I thought I was diversified because I owned different stocks. Turns out they all moved together during market stress."

Current approach: He's built what he calls his "capital operating system" with clear rules for different buckets of money. The system runs mostly on autopilot now, which he appreciates.

Upcoming Session Details

Our next cohort begins in September 2025. We keep groups small because the program involves real work on your actual financial situation. This isn't passive learning.

The format is hybrid: weekly group sessions online, plus individual review meetings where we dig into your specific allocation challenges. Total time commitment is about 3-4 hours per week over ten weeks.

Duration

10 weeks, September through November 2025. Sessions held on Tuesday evenings Vietnam time.

Format

Weekly group sessions plus two individual consultations. All materials provided digitally with lifetime access.

Prerequisites

No financial background required. You should have some capital to allocate and genuine interest in systematic thinking.

We're accepting applications through July 2025. Spaces are limited to 12 participants per cohort to ensure everyone gets meaningful attention.

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