Ange Matthews

Angela (Ange) Matthews is a nationally recognized investor, educator, and speaker with over 20 years of investing experience and nine years as founder of The Happy Investor Method™.

A Goldman Sachs alumna with advanced studies in International Relations from Harvard University and University of Oxford, Ange has trained over 3,500 individuals and corporations on strategic wealth-building through her comprehensive programs. As a financial expert featured in media outlets ranging from The New York Times to Yahoo Finance to SiriusXM's Urban View with Karen Hunter, Ange's mission is to make wealth both inevitable and enjoyable—especially for women and communities of color.

As a first-generation investor, Ange began her journey with over $100,000 in student loan debt and a $40,000 annual salary, before ultimately achieving passive millionaire status through disciplined long-term investing. Her investments have enabled her to travel to 53 countries, retire her mother, purchase real estate, invest across multiple asset classes (stocks, angel investments, hotels, private equity), and create work-optional futures for her two children who will be financially independent by ages 23 and 27.

Through her programs like the Super Stock Syndicate, Wealthy Her Collective™, and the forthcoming Millionaire Investment Method™, Ange teaches practical strategies for financial freedom with a signature focus on helping professionals reach accreditation status to access private equity and alternative investments. Her unique teaching methodology combines Goldman Sachs financial expertise with mindfulness practices from India, philosophy degree communication skills, and relationship analogies that make complex investing concepts immediately relatable.

Ange's approach emphasizes emotional intelligence, transparency, and joy in the wealth-building journey, releasing the guilt and fear often associated with investing. In her personal and professional activities, she continues her mission to democratize wealth knowledge and create pathways to generational prosperity through education, community building, and her philosophy that money is the vehicle for people to do what they were born to do.