Our Financial Journey
Building financial confidence through education, innovation, and genuine care for our community's success
From Vision to Reality
Back in 2019, our founder noticed something troubling during his years working in traditional banking. Bright, capable people were making poor financial decisions—not because they lacked intelligence, but because they lacked accessible, honest financial education.
We started Studysylthena with a simple belief: everyone deserves to understand their finances without drowning in jargon or paying excessive fees for basic advice.
What began as weekend workshops in Preston community centers has grown into a comprehensive platform serving thousands across the UK. But our mission remains unchanged—we're here to demystify finance and help people make confident decisions about their money.
The name "Studysylthena" comes from an old term meaning "to renew" or "begin again." That's exactly what we offer: a fresh start with your financial understanding, free from the intimidation and complexity that often surrounds money matters.
What Drives Us Forward
Clarity Over Complexity
We break down complex financial concepts into practical, actionable steps. No confusing terminology or hidden agendas—just straightforward guidance that actually makes sense in real life.
Education First
Rather than selling products, we focus on teaching skills. When you understand the 'why' behind financial decisions, you're equipped to make smart choices throughout your life, regardless of changing circumstances.
Community Impact
Financial literacy strengthens entire communities. By helping individuals gain confidence with money, we're contributing to reduced stress, better family stability, and stronger local economies across the UK.
Meet Our Leadership
David Richardson
Founder & Chief Financial Educator
David spent twelve years in traditional banking before founding Studysylthena. His frustration with how financial institutions often failed their customers led him to create a different approach—one focused on education rather than sales. He holds certifications from the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment and regularly speaks at financial literacy conferences across the UK.
When he's not developing new educational content, David volunteers with local schools teaching basic financial skills to teenagers. He believes that starting financial education early creates lifelong positive money habits.