Plenty Launches to Help Modern Couples Build Wealth Together: Unique Yours/Mine/Ours Approach Makes Money Management Multiplayer — PRBuzz.co — With #5 #million in new #funding after a year in #private #early #access Plenty's #platform takes on incumbents, offering #full #solution from #cash #flow #management through investing
SAN #FRANCISCO May #9 #2024 #Today Plenty, a #wealthbuilding platform that helps #couples #invest and #plan for their #future #together #makes its #public #debut after a successful year-long invite-only program. With 60% of millennials now partnered, Plenty's multiplayer money management allows a flexible "Yours/Mine/Ours" approach to wealth-building, from cash flow management to goals planning and long-term, values-based investing. Plenty was founded by fintech veterans and newlyweds Emily Luk and Channing Allen to fill the void they discovered when they looked for a tool to serve their combined need.
"When we got engaged, Channing and I couldn't find a product that made it easy for us to work together on financial decisions, so we decided to build one," said Emily Luk, CPA, CFA, and CEO of Plenty. "The landscape of traditional financial planning or single-player fintech just doesn't work for couples like us. Today's couples expect easy collaboration, affordable prices, and are savvy enough to know that there are better investment products out there. We're excited to bring that all into one platform and introduce Plenty to the world."
"Today's couples expect easy collaboration, affordable prices, and are savvy enough to know that there are better investment products out there. We're excited to bring that all into one platform and introduce Plenty to the world."
Luk and Allen met while working together at the on-demand payment platform, Even, which was acquired by Walmart-owned One in 2022. Prior, Luk was an early Stripe growth, then finance and strategy team member and Allen led software engineering teams at Homebase. The couple married in 2023.
Built with collaboration and consolidation at the forefront, Plenty is next-gen fintech. While the category has long been exemplified by leading robo advisors like Betterment and Wealthfront, or budgeting apps like YNAB or Mint
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