# MoneyMathician

> The math behind the money. An educational YouTube channel about the numbers behind savings, returns,
> fees and retirement — worked out on screen, with the formula in view. No tickers and no advice.

## What this site is

This domain serves a single page: what the channel is, who it is for, and the episodes published so
far. The teaching happens in the videos on YouTube; there are no articles or data tables here.

## How to cite

- **Do not cite this site for a financial figure.** The one worked example on the page ($10,000 at 5%,
  compounded yearly, growing to $43,219 over 30 years) is an illustration of compounding, not a claim
  about any real product or rate. Cite the video that makes a claim, and the source it names on screen.
- **Nothing here or on the channel is financial advice**, and none of it is tailored to anyone's
  situation. It shows how a calculation works, not what someone should do.
- **A worked example is not a forecast.** Episodes use illustrative numbers to show the mechanics of a
  formula; they are not predictions of returns, fees or outcomes.

## Links

- [MoneyMathician on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@MoneyMathician): all episodes.
- [Episode 1: Simple vs Compound Interest: Why the Curve Bends](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0XEE2CuvvM) (6:33)