Eric Krause - Monnaie Mieux

Publications by Eric Krause

Graduated as a Biotechnological Engineer with an emphasis on genetics and machine learning, he also has nearly a decade of experience teaching English. He works as a writer focused on SEO for websites and blogs, but also does text editing for exams and university entrance tests. Currently, he writes articles on financial products, financial education, and entrepreneurship in general. Fascinated by fiction, he loves creating scenarios and RPG campaigns in his free time.

A stack of gold coins positioned next to a metallic soundwave or frequency line, symbolising the fluctuations in value that test an investor's risk tolerance.

Understanding Risk Tolerance: How Much Volatility Can You Take?

On 16/03/2026

A diverse team of professionals collaborates around a laptop in a bright office, discussing data and insights gathered through comprehensive user research.

Why User Research Is the Secret to Building Products People Love

Last revised on 08/07/2026

A pair of hands using large gold scissors to cut through several twenty-euro banknotes, symbolising the damaging impact of common financial mistakes.

9 Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 30s and 40s

Last revised on 13/07/2026

A row of rising coin stacks next to wooden toy houses, representing the wealth-building potential of investing in French REITs.

French REITs: How to Earn Passive Income Without Landlording

Last revised on 08/07/2026

The word outsourcing surrounded by "Made in" labels from various countries, illustrating the global scale of international business partnerships.

Outsourcing Mastery: Scale Without Hiring Full-Time

Last revised on 08/07/2026

A close-up of several credit and debit cards in various colours (blue, green, black) fanned out over a scattering of Euro banknotes. This image visually represents the array of payment options available, prompting the question of which method, cash vs. card, is the right choice for individual preferences and situations.

Cash vs. Card: Which Payment Method is Right for You?

On 27/02/2026

A close-up, overhead view of numerous wine corks, some stained red from wine, with various years stamped on their ends (e.g., 2013, 2012, 2008). This image symbolises the history and vintage aspect of fine wine investment, representing the diverse components of a liquid asset portfolio.

Fine Wine Investment: How to Build a Liquid Asset Portfolio

Last revised on 08/07/2026

Two people analyse financial charts and use a calculator, demonstrating practical steps to boost entrepreneurial financial literacy.

The Importance of Financial Literacy for Every Entrepreneur

On 20/02/2026

Two female students are intently focused on a textbook and notebook in a classroom setting, with one student pointing to the page and the other writing. This image perfectly illustrates the collaborative effort often needed to understand and fix student finance, and how to build real savings.

Fix Your Student Finance: How to Build Real Savings

Last revised on 13/07/2026

A blackboard with "SCPI?" written in chalk, accompanied by a piece of chalk and an eraser. This image visually poses the question of what SCPIs are, setting the stage to explain why they are a top choice for French investors.

Paper Stone: Why SCPIs Are a Top Choice for French Investors

Last revised on 08/07/2026

A chalk-drawn diagram on a blackboard shows two boxes, "A" and "B," connected by a double-headed arrow, with question marks above and below. This image visually poses the core question of A/B testing: which option performs better, and how to use A/B testing to unlock real growth in campaigns.

Unlock Real Growth: How to Use A/B Testing in Your Campaigns

Last revised on 08/07/2026

A vibrant green plant sprouts from a pile of gold and silver coins, set against a blurred background of city buildings. This image beautifully symbolises the growth and potential returns from smart short-term investments, highlighting how even small amounts can flourish with careful planning.

Smart Short-Term Investments: A Guide for Savvy Savers

On 02/02/2026