Investing · For beginners
The First Five Steps
The plain-language starting sequence: what to fix first, what to buy, how much risk to take, and what to automate so you don’t rely on willpower.
Verity E-books
Practical guides on investing and health, built from peer-reviewed research and recognised authorities, and honest about where the evidence runs out.
The guides
Every guide ends with a full source list you can check for yourself.
Investing · For beginners
The plain-language starting sequence: what to fix first, what to buy, how much risk to take, and what to automate so you don’t rely on willpower.
Investing · For fund buyers
What you actually own, what it really costs, and a one-page checklist you can run any ETF through, in any market.
Health · Evidence-based fitness
A chapter-by-chapter tour of the evidence linking movement, breathing and diet to your liver, gut, lungs, kidneys, pancreas, immune system, thyroid, skin, hair and eyes.
Our method
Anyone can put a footnote number next to a claim. This is how we keep ourselves honest.
Every guide begins with the studies and official guidance themselves, not with recycled advice.
Each entry in the source list is tagged by type (peer-reviewed research, regulators, professional bodies, institutions) so you can see what a claim rests on.
Where the evidence is thin, preliminary or disputed, the guide says so in the text, rather than picking the tidier story.
Counts are taken from the tier tags in each guide’s source list.
Questions
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No. Verity guides are educational. They don’t replace a professional who knows your situation.