About the archive
Built to make finance click.
Finance Archive is an interactive finance library for students and curious professionals. Every article follows the same method — learn the idea, calculate with it, then apply it — and the platform adds a formula library, practice, sample exams, personal collections, collaboration, and a hands-on Finance Lab.
The method
- LearnA clear explanation of the idea, the formula, and why it matters in practice.
- CalculateAn interactive tool. Change the assumptions and follow the result for yourself.
- ApplyA decision case and self-check questions that turn the idea into judgement.
Coverage
A library that is already deep.
Everything below is live content, wired to the same records the interface renders.
25
Structured articles
76
Formulas
90
Practice questions
31
Concept records
5
Curricula
5
Sample exams
4
Lab cases
13
Subject domains
How it is built
Principles before features.
The archive is small on the surface and strict underneath, so new topics and tools drop in without rework.
Documentation
Every system has a written spec.
The repository ships with the documentation below. Each file explains one part of the platform, from the design tokens to the finance engine and the database.
Case study
From scattered notes to a system.
A short version of the project write-up, with the full engineering story on its own page.
The problem
Finance notes are piles, not paths
Students collect scattered notes and formulas with no sense of order, no way to check understanding, and no place to use an idea once it is read.
The approach
One method, enforced by the data model
Every article is a Learn / Calculate / Apply document. A typed knowledge graph links concepts, relations, and curricula so the archive stays navigable as it grows.
The outcome
A complete, tested learning platform
A responsive archive, a formula library, practice and exams, personal collections, collaboration, and a deterministic Finance Lab — all driven by the same records.
View the working result in the Finance Lab, or start from the archive.
Who builds this
Designs and builds the archive — the content model, the finance engine, and the interface. The platform is designed as a durable teaching tool: consistent structure, verified calculations, and documentation for every moving part, so the archive can keep growing without losing its shape.
Questions, corrections, or a topic you would like covered? Reach out through the links here, or read how to author an article yourself.