Develops a patent-pending fintech platform that provides affordable, user-friendly retirement investment solutions, enabling individuals to start investing early and bridge the projected $400 trillion global retirement funding gap. The platform simplifies retirement planning by offering accessible tools for both consumers and enterprise partners, such as credit unions and insurers, to improve financial security for seniors.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
The global retirement funding gap is projected to reach $400 trillion, leaving a significant portion of the population at risk of poverty in old age. Traditional retirement investment options are often too expensive or complex, preventing many individuals from adequately preparing for their financial future.
Solution
TimeTrust offers an AgeTech platform designed to provide affordable and user-friendly retirement investment solutions. The platform aims to empower individuals to start investing early and build sufficient retirement funds. By simplifying the investment process and making it more accessible, TimeTrust enables users to take control of their retirement strategies and mitigate the risk of financial insecurity in later life. The platform is designed to be significantly more affordable than existing retirement products, expanding access to a wider range of individuals and enterprise partners.
Target Audience
TimeTrust targets individuals who are not adequately prepared for retirement, as well as enterprise partners such as insurance carriers and credit unions seeking to offer affordable retirement solutions to their customers or members.
Features
- Affordable retirement investment solutions accessible to a broad range of users
- User-friendly platform that simplifies the complexities of retirement planning
- Designed to be 5x to 100x more affordable than traditional retirement products
- Empowers users to start investing early for long-term financial security
- Accessible to enterprise partners such as insurance carriers, credit unions, corporations, and governments