One address, straight to me. No ticketing system, no assistant, no chatbot. I read everything myself and I answer what I can.
What people usually write about
The most useful mail I get. If you journal your trading — properly, badly, or not at all because everything you've tried was useless — tell me what broke for you and what you'd need before you'd trust a journal with your whole book.
See what it does →Something didn't land, or you want the reasoning behind a call I made on the weekly update. Ask. If the answer is useful to more than one person it usually becomes its own video.
Something about money you've never had explained properly — offsets, credit assessments, tax, super, how a policy change actually hits your household. If you're wondering, others are too.
If I've got a number or a fact wrong, I want to know, and I'd rather hear it from you than leave it up. Spelling and accuracy are credibility for an ex-banker brand. Send it through.
Neither is open yet, but if you want the deeper version, say so and tell me what you'd want from it. That's what shapes what actually gets built.
Register your interest →Podcasts, interviews, guest appearances, or working together on something. Tell me what you have in mind and roughly when.
Before you write
I can't tell you what to do with your money. I'm not a licensed financial adviser, which means I can't give personal advice on your situation — not your portfolio, not whether to buy a particular thing, not whether a trade you're in is a good one. It isn't reluctance. It's the law, and it exists to protect you from people who'd happily answer.
What I can do is explain how something works in general terms, point you at the right explanation, or cover the topic properly in a video. If your question is specific to your own finances, the right person is a licensed adviser or your accountant.
Replies come from me personally, usually within a few days. If something's taken longer, it's because I'm shooting or travelling — not because it went in the bin.
Elsewhere
Everything gets published on YouTube first. Comments there are open and I read those too.
