Our Portfolio
We build revolutionary new ventures. Below is a selection of some of the companies we have launched.
Family Income Protection
Jackie
Focused on Life Coverage for young families, Jackie’s audience is the 63.1 million young parents confused with their options concerning how to protect themselves and their loved ones. Jackie is all about teaching personal finance to those families.
With the lack of financial education in our communities, Jackie provides easy to understand information that makes a positive impact.
www.knowjackie.com
Lifestyle Protection
BeKlutch
Being “Klutch” is all about taking care of your responsibilities. With BeKlutch, we want to reach the young individuals (under 40) that are into trading on Robinhood, enjoy the Urban lifestyle, but aren’t familiar with how personal insurance products work.
We connect with them on a lifestyle level, showing them that being Klutch is about Accountability, Responsibility, & Action.
Income Protection
Accident Point
Accident Point is all about protecting our communities’ blue-collar professionals. We provide personal accident protection in case they get hurt on or off the job. With most insurance deductibles skyrocketing,
AP’s personal accident insurance can provide funds that can help cover costs regular health insurance doesn’t. We use a worksite approach and focus on helping construction, landscaping, and plumbing businesses protect their employees.
www.accidentpoint.com
Critical Coverage
EverHope
Critical Illness Coverage is all about providing funds for someone to focus on getting healthy. Through EverHope, individuals and families can protect themselves from financial catastrophe due to cancer, heart attack, stroke, and other covered major medical hardships.
A Fed’s 2019 Survey of Consumer Finances shows that the typical American household has $5,300 in a savings account at a bank or credit union. With that number in mind, know that the average treatment for breast cancer will cost anywhere between $20,000 and $100,000. EverHope is helping bridge that gap and minimize the financial disaster of getting healthy after battling a critical illness.
www.everhope.io