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The Investment Card
Building the future one
charge at a time
The Investment Card
• Provides the financial institution captive funds in excess
of $60 Billion with fewer than 1 million cardholders.
• Funds are held for 15-17 years before disbursement.
• Funds accumulate tax deferred for the cardholder
• The card issuer gains millions of long term clients
• Cardholders and investors reap the rewards of the long
term growth of the collective
• No limitations on the size of the cardholders lump sum
payout ($50K+ tax deferred)
• Investment card financial model and processes are
patent pending
The Process
• Cardholder purchases goods via the investment card
credit card
• Merchant and transaction fees are assessed from the
transaction (averaging 3%-3.5%)
• A portion of the merchant and transaction fees are
credited back to an escrow account on behalf of the
cardholder(s)
• Funds are held in the escrow account until meeting a
minimum trigger point (ex: $100)
The Process
• Once the trigger point is met, the funds are transferred
to a ‘retirement’ fund on behalf of the cardholder(s)
• The funds are to be invested in pre-determined
investment accounts (ex: ETF, Bond funds, etc) at a rate
of 90% of the total fund load, the remaining 10% of the
funds to be invested in the Investment Card hedge fund.
• Funds will accumulate on behalf of the cardholder until
retirement age.
• Cardholders can transfer the funds to a beneficiary of
choose to roll over into a standard investment account
Typical Cardholder Profile
32-42 years old
Purchases $1000-$3000 /
month
Carries $5000 in Credit Card
debt
Makes $65,000 / Year
Has saved less than $5000 for
retirement
Cardholder Benefits
$0.00
$10,000.00
$20,000.00
$30,000.00
$40,000.00
$50,000.00
$60,000.00
1 year 5 years 10 years 15 years 20 years
Account Value
$2000 / month in purchases
3% total reward 10% ROI
Leads to a Payout of $50K!
Issuer benefits
• Cardholders are ‘committed to the program for 15-20
years
• Funds cannot be accessed until retirement age per the
initial cardholder agreement
• Investment choices are not managed by the
cardholder but by the card issuer
• Merchant and fund management fees are still collected
by the issuing financial institution
• Beneficiaries stipulations allow transfer of funds to
next of kin creating an ongoing legacy client base
Financial Models
Assumptions:
1 million cardholders (Current US = 165 million)
$24,000 annual purchases
3% cash back rewards
Starting age 35 years old
10% average annual rate of return on fund
Financial Models
$-
$10,000,000,000.00
$20,000,000,000.00
$30,000,000,000.00
$40,000,000,000.00
$50,000,000,000.00
$60,000,000,000.00
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19
Fund Value
Per 1 Million Cardholders
Summary
 The investment card provides a large lump
sum payout at retirement to the cardholder
from a tax advantaged investment
 The funds are captive for 15-20 years and
are not paid out until retirement age
 The mass of the fund allows for significant
market investment returns that will allow
tremendous growth of the fund over the same
period
 Cardholders are highly vested in continuing
the health of the platform

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Investment card presentation 2017

  • 1. The Investment Card Building the future one charge at a time
  • 2. The Investment Card • Provides the financial institution captive funds in excess of $60 Billion with fewer than 1 million cardholders. • Funds are held for 15-17 years before disbursement. • Funds accumulate tax deferred for the cardholder • The card issuer gains millions of long term clients • Cardholders and investors reap the rewards of the long term growth of the collective • No limitations on the size of the cardholders lump sum payout ($50K+ tax deferred) • Investment card financial model and processes are patent pending
  • 3. The Process • Cardholder purchases goods via the investment card credit card • Merchant and transaction fees are assessed from the transaction (averaging 3%-3.5%) • A portion of the merchant and transaction fees are credited back to an escrow account on behalf of the cardholder(s) • Funds are held in the escrow account until meeting a minimum trigger point (ex: $100)
  • 4. The Process • Once the trigger point is met, the funds are transferred to a ‘retirement’ fund on behalf of the cardholder(s) • The funds are to be invested in pre-determined investment accounts (ex: ETF, Bond funds, etc) at a rate of 90% of the total fund load, the remaining 10% of the funds to be invested in the Investment Card hedge fund. • Funds will accumulate on behalf of the cardholder until retirement age. • Cardholders can transfer the funds to a beneficiary of choose to roll over into a standard investment account
  • 5. Typical Cardholder Profile 32-42 years old Purchases $1000-$3000 / month Carries $5000 in Credit Card debt Makes $65,000 / Year Has saved less than $5000 for retirement
  • 6. Cardholder Benefits $0.00 $10,000.00 $20,000.00 $30,000.00 $40,000.00 $50,000.00 $60,000.00 1 year 5 years 10 years 15 years 20 years Account Value $2000 / month in purchases 3% total reward 10% ROI Leads to a Payout of $50K!
  • 7. Issuer benefits • Cardholders are ‘committed to the program for 15-20 years • Funds cannot be accessed until retirement age per the initial cardholder agreement • Investment choices are not managed by the cardholder but by the card issuer • Merchant and fund management fees are still collected by the issuing financial institution • Beneficiaries stipulations allow transfer of funds to next of kin creating an ongoing legacy client base
  • 8. Financial Models Assumptions: 1 million cardholders (Current US = 165 million) $24,000 annual purchases 3% cash back rewards Starting age 35 years old 10% average annual rate of return on fund
  • 10. Summary  The investment card provides a large lump sum payout at retirement to the cardholder from a tax advantaged investment  The funds are captive for 15-20 years and are not paid out until retirement age  The mass of the fund allows for significant market investment returns that will allow tremendous growth of the fund over the same period  Cardholders are highly vested in continuing the health of the platform