Do you know when you want to better understand a person, but end up discovering that their story is much deeper than you imagined? That was my experience with Bruno Perini. Many people want to know how old he is, but the truth is that his age is just the beginning of the story.

Bruno Perini was born in 1988, in Cabo Frio, Rio de Janeiro. Now 37 years old, he is one of those guys who has built genuine influence in the Brazilian financial market, but his path was quite different from what many imagine. Before becoming a well-known financial educator talking about investments and financial freedom, Bruno spent ten years as an artillery officer in the Brazilian Army.

And here’s the interesting part: his military background was fundamental to everything that came afterward. Discipline, long-term planning, resilience — these are not just nice words in his speech, they come from a real journey. While in the Army, with a stable salary, Bruno started studying the financial market on his own and bought his first stocks. Without a specific academic background, just curiosity and method.

In 2014, he created the blog Você MAIS Rico as a space to share what he was learning about personal finance, budgeting, and basic investments. No magic promises, just practical content. The project grew so much that it migrated to YouTube, and today the channel has over 1.5 million subscribers. Bruno Perini’s solid formation — both military and self-taught — is what sets his content apart in a sea of people talking about money on the internet.

Later, in 2020, Bruno became a partner at Grupo Primo, alongside Thiago Nigro. The partnership expanded everything: online courses, the Finclass platform, podcasts, digital products. The estimated monthly revenue of the guy is between R$ 1 million and R$ 2 million, with an estimated net worth between R$ 100 million and R$ 200 million. But the most interesting thing isn’t the number; it’s how he invests: real diversification across variable income, fixed income, private pension, digital businesses, and even investments abroad.

What draws attention in Bruno Perini’s story and trajectory is that he didn’t promise to get rich quickly. He promised method, discipline, and long-term vision. He created courses like Viver de Renda focusing exactly on that. His wife, Malu Perini, works with him on the Os Sócios podcast and in the businesses, bringing a behavioral perspective that complements Bruno’s technical view.

In the end, his story shows something many people need to hear: sustainable results don’t come from impulsive decisions. They come from method, continuous education, and patience. If you’re thinking about investing, the same advice Bruno has always given applies — seek quality information, understand the risks, and build a strategy that makes sense for you.