Social Capital, Building Your Network & Black British Wealth - Debodun Osekita | EP 124

Nov 11, 2025

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Join Mr MoneyJar with Debodun, a seasoned trader with a 12-year career spanning Goldman Sachs and various hedge funds, for a critical examination of financial disparity and the path to generational wealth.

This episode confronts the hard truth of why Black Brits have the lowest financial assets, identifying financial education illiteracy as the biggest hurdle. Debodun shares a powerful, practical strategy: the £100/Month Formula to get to £124K through S&P 500 investing, and a crucial mindset hack: treating investing like a bill. The conversation tackles the cultural challenge of being "consumers" and argues that trust is more valuable than money in building lasting success.

We also dive deep into community strategies, including the RIGHT way to network and a candid discussion on Black collaboration in building wealth. This episode is packed with hard-hitting truths and actionable insights to help the community move to a new, collaborative definition of "Black Wealth.

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0:00 - Intro

0:33 - What is Stock Pickers Academy? (The Community Vibe)

2:03 - Debodun's 12-Year Trading Career (Goldman Sachs, Hedge Funds)

10:52 - Why Black Brits Have the Lowest Financial Assets

11:07 - The Biggest Problem: Financial Education Illiteracy

17:47 - The £100/Month Formula to Get to £124K (S&P 500)

19:34 - The Mindset Hack: Treat Investing Like a BILL

20:38 - The Elephant in the Room: We Are Consumers

27:39 - The Core Problem: Why Trust is More Valuable Than Money

30:12 - The RIGHT Way to Network (Beyond the Business Card)

38:30 - Do Black Men Work Well Together on Building Wealth?