Frequently asked questions.

Uh, what's this "class traitor" business?

The term class traitor can be used in either direction. In our case, we mean it in the bourgeois class traitor sense.

In short, we believe that people who are comfortable financially should actively work against the norms and values of the wealth-accumulating class and instead use their money to bring support and joy to others.

So, you're saying I should donate to nonprofits?

If you want to, go ahead. But that's not really our goal. That world has its share of problems, and charitable contributions are often used as a way to dodge taxes and exercise even more power. Here at Class Traitor Capital, we look at broader, less traditional strategies that don't center the people with the cash.

Are you saying all rich people are bad?

No. That said, a lot of rich people are bad, and the existence of billionaires is a policy failure. We do believe in planning for the future, making decisions with your current and future happiness in mind, and in living a comfortable life. At a certain point, though, money isn't used for well being, but for power and influence.

Do you have clients?

Not in the traditional sense. We craft financial interventions that can be used by anybody, and run mechanisms like Redistribution Club, but we do not offer personalized advice for a fee.