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Sidekick Money is a new wealth management platform that aims to bring financial services, usually available only to the ultra-wealthy, to a broader audience. Founded by Matthew Ford and Peter Townsend, the platform focuses on helping professionals like #founders, #tech-workers, and lawyers grow their wealth more effectively. Several notable investors and venture capital firms, including Pact VC, TheVentureCity, MS&AD Ventures , BlackWood, 1818 Venture Capital, and Columbia Lake Partners, support Sidekick Money. They believe in Sidekick’s mission to reduce wealth disparity by offering advanced financial tools and products to more people. Key features of #Sidekick Money include: -Actively Managed Equities Product: This allows users to invest in a diversified portfolio with a low minimum investment requirement. Portfolio Line of Credit: This product lets investors borrow against their investment portfolios, avoiding the need to sell assets prematurely. Instant-Access Savings Account: Offers a competitive interest rate, with a bonus for those who invest in Sidekick’s main portfolio. Supporters like Monik Pham of Pact VC and Álvaro Sanz Sieteiglesias of TheVentureCity praise Sidekick for making sophisticated financial services more accessible. The platform’s strong regulatory compliance and technology have also impressed investors like Tiffine Wang of MS&AD Ventures and Abbas Kazmi of Blackwood Ventures. Matthew Ford, Sidekick’s CEO, emphasizes the platform’s goal to help hard-working professionals achieve long-term financial success. With a dedicated team, including Chief Investment Officer Cyril Bosch, Sidekick Money is set to provide transparent, affordable, and high-quality wealth management solutions to a wider audience. 💡 Question: What financial tools or products are essential for professionals seeking to grow their wealth? #wealthmanagement #financialinclusion #fintech #investment #Vsourz #Vectors #SideKick

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