Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Felix & Friends?+
Felix & Friends is an investing education community founded by Felix Prehn, a retired investment banker. Members get access to Founder Monthly — live sessions, market education, and Wall St quality data via Felix's tradevision.io — designed to help you better understand the financial world.
Is this financial advice?+
No. Felix & Friends and its members are explicit that this is financial education, not personalized financial advice. Content is designed to help you understand markets and build your own informed process, not to tell you exactly what to buy or sell.
What's the difference between Founder Monthly and ETF Edge?+
Founder Monthly ($57/month) is the full membership — live sessions, comprehensive education, and Wall St quality data. ETF Edge ($27/month) is a lower-cost, more focused option centered specifically on ETF investing, for members who want a lighter entry point.
Is there a free trial?+
Yes — Founder Monthly currently includes a 30-day trial, so you can explore the community and content before your first full payment.
How much does Felix & Friends cost?+
Founder Monthly is $57/month (discounted from $71.25, a 20% saving) with a 30-day trial. ETF Edge is a separate, lower-cost option at $27/month.
What is the refund policy?+
Refunds and cancellations are handled directly through Whop's checkout and billing system at the time of purchase. Check the checkout page or contact Whop/Felix & Friends support for the current refund terms before subscribing.
Is Felix & Friends good for beginners?+
Reviews frequently mention members feeling more confident starting to invest after joining, with several describing themselves as new to investing before Felix's education gave them tools and a process to follow. As with any investing education, results still depend on your own decisions and risk tolerance.
Does Felix & Friends work for investors outside the US?+
Reviews include international members — for example, one UK-based investor notes that some US ETFs aren't available to them and describes considering closer regional alternatives — so the education applies broadly, though specific products mentioned may not be accessible in every country.
