Give Your Children the Gift of Financial Education For Free
Capnote is giving away 2 free financial literacy ebooks for kids when you sign up for 30 days. Here’s what’s inside and how to claim yours.
As investors, we spend our professional lives making smart decisions with money. But how many of us are actively teaching the next generation to do the same? Research consistently shows that children who learn about money early develop stronger financial habits that last a lifetime. Yet most schools still don’t teach the basics of saving, investing, or how currency actually works. That gap starts at home — and can be bridged with the conversations we have with our kids.
That’s why Capnote is offering two free financial literacy ebooks for children when you sign up for 30 days or more.
Introducing the Smarter Money For Kids Book Series
The two ebooks are written by Kenna Ene and follow the financial adventures of Sammy the Bear — a warm, relatable character designed to make financial concepts approachable and fun for young readers. The series is available to purchase on Amazon, where you can read reviews from parents who have already introduced their children to Sammy’s world.
The first ebook, Sammy the Bear Learns About Currency, introduces children to the concept of money — what it is, how it works, and why understanding it matters. The second ebook, Sammy Bear Learns to Invest, takes the next step and teaches kids what investing means in a way that sparks curiosity rather than confusion.
Together the two books give children a complete foundation — from understanding what money is to understanding how to make it grow. These are concepts that most adults wish they had learned earlier, and now you can give your children that head start.
When you sign up to Capnote, you receive both ebooks completely free — books that other parents are already buying on Amazon because they are genuinely worth having on your child’s bookshelf.
Why Capnote is doing this
Capnote exists to make investment management smarter for professional investors. Our patented portfolio monitoring and research platform is trusted by over 1,000 investors who use it to save time, reduce risk, and improve performance.
But smarter investment management doesn’t stop with the current generation of investors. We believe financial literacy is one of the most valuable things a parent can give a child — and we wanted to do something meaningful to support that beyond the platform itself.
Pairing professional investment tools with children’s financial education felt like a natural expression of what Capnote stands for: building a smarter relationship with money at every level.
What Capnote users are saying
Our users consistently tell us that Capnote changes the way they work. 81% report 19% better portfolio performance, most within their first quarter. Features like patented value chains, automated monitoring, risk alerts, and one-click report generation give investors the visibility and time savings they need to focus on what actually matters — making better decisions.
When you add two free ebooks for your kids into that equation, signing up becomes an easy decision.
How to claim your free ebooks
Claiming is straightforward. Sign up at www.capnote.com and subscribe for 30 days or more. Your two free Sammy the Bear ebooks will be included with your account — yours to keep regardless of what you decide after your trial.
There is no complicated redemption process and no separate form to fill in. Sign up and after 30 days send an email to team@capnote.com and the books are yours.
Prefer to buy the physical paperback editions for your bookshelf? You can find the full Sammy the Bear series on Amazon here.
Start today
If you have been considering trying Capnote, now is a good time. You get full access to the platform that 1,000+ investors use to make smarter investment decisions — and two ebooks that could spark a lifelong love of financial literacy in your children.
Sign up at www.capnote.com. 14-day trial. Cancel any time.
Offer available for users who subscribe for 30 days or more.