A practical money program for adults in Canada

Build Long-Term Wealth

Learn steady money habits, planning and long-horizon thinking. No guaranteed returns.

  • Organise spending and saving around a simple monthly framework.
  • Decide how much cash should remain available for the unexpected.
  • Learn how to read long-term financial concepts without turning every headline into an action.

Offered by Taho Ventures B.V. · Netherlands

Desk, notebook and long-term planning tools
Program overview

Make everyday money decisions easier to review and easier to repeat.

The Long-Term Wealth Program is a structured online course for adults in Canada who want a practical way to connect present-day money habits with longer-term goals. The course starts with the ordinary month, then moves through reserves, written review habits and general investment concepts that are explained without urgency or market hype.

Use a decision log, not a complicated ledger

Short notebook prompts help learners record the reason behind a financial choice, the conditions that might change it and the date it deserves another look. The aim is a useful trail, not endless tracking.

Educational scope

This is education. It does not manage money or promise investment results.

Who it is for

For adults who want a steadier process before adding more financial complexity.

The program is designed for people who manage their own personal or household finances and want a clearer routine for monthly spending, planned saving, short-term reserves and longer-term goals.

It is suitable for beginners and for learners who already track expenses but want a simpler method for deciding what matters now and what should be reviewed later.

Notebook and desk used for personal finance planning
What you practise

Six practical skills for turning broad goals into manageable decisions.

Monthly structure

Separate recurring commitments from flexible spending so the basic shape of the month is visible.

Saving capacity

Choose a planned saving amount that still leaves room for ordinary variation and irregular costs.

Reserve purpose

Define what accessible cash is intended to cover instead of relying on a generic emergency-fund rule.

Goal order

Compare goals by timing, flexibility and importance when several priorities compete for the same cash flow.

Concept reading

Understand diversification, risk, volatility, fees and time horizon in plain educational language.

Review notes

Keep a short record of what changed and why so the next review starts with context.

Notebook and long-term planning notes
Curriculum

Three modules built around the difference between today, the near term and the long horizon.

Module 1

Map the month before making adjustments

Build a baseline from recurring expenses, flexible categories and planned saving. Learners test the plan against normal month-to-month changes instead of assuming every month will be identical.

Module 2

Choose what needs to stay liquid and why

Work through cash buffers, irregular bills and short-term goals. Exercises focus on the purpose of accessible money and on creating a review rule for the chosen range.

Module 3

Connect time horizon to the way information is read

Study general ideas around diversification, fees, volatility and risk. Learners practise reading long-term concepts without converting them into security picks, allocation instructions or trading activity.

How study works

Seven weeks of online learning with room to apply each exercise between lessons.

FormatSelf-paced online lessons, practical scenarios, notebook prompts and short review worksheets.
Weekly time2–3 hours per week; learners can split the work into several shorter sessions.
Duration7 weeks, including three modules and a closing review of the learner's written framework.
RefundRefund requests are accepted within 7 days of purchase when less than 20% of the program content has been accessed.
Program details

Build Long-Term Wealth

Personal finance education · Canada audience

7 weeks · 2–3 hours per week · online

CAD 409

One-time program price.

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FAQ

Common questions

Who is the program for?

It is for adults living in Canada who want structured education around spending, saving, reserves, written records and long-term financial concepts.

Is this investment advice?

No. The course explains general concepts and examples. It does not recommend securities, individual portfolios or specific transactions.

Does Taho Ventures B.V. manage money for learners?

No. Taho Ventures B.V. provides the educational program only. Learners remain responsible for their own accounts and decisions.

Can I join from any Canadian province or territory?

Yes. The program is delivered online and is intended for adult learners throughout Canada.

How much time should I allow each week?

Approximately 2–3 hours per week. The self-paced format makes it possible to divide that time across shorter sessions.

Who operates the course?

The program is operated by Taho Ventures B.V., based at Pekelharingstraat 11, 1097 HH Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Enrolment

Enrol in the Long-Term Wealth Program.

Complete the form below. After submission, the confirmation page records that your enrolment details were received.

CAD 409 · 7 weeks. You will receive access details by email.