App helps people build financial futures, providing equitable advice to ensure financial stability.

Mical Jeanlys-White founded WealthMore to level the financial playing field through tech-focused investing and planning.

September 21st 2023.

App helps people build financial futures, providing equitable advice to ensure financial stability.
Mical Jeanlys-White is committed to revolutionizing investing and creating an equitable future for the finance world. In August 2023, she launched WealthMore, a tech-centered investing and planning service company. Jeanlys-White's experience in the consumer credit space, coupled with her grandmother's teachings on the importance of saving, inspired her to take up a career in finance and help people invest and plan for retirement.

Jeanlys-White has 20 years of experience in corporate America, having worked for companies like American Express, Nestle Accenture, and JPMorgan Chase. She recalled her time at JPMorgan, where she was a managing director leading a $22 billion credit card business. She noticed that while progress had been made in understanding credit scores, the conversation about generating wealth was not inclusive.

This prompted Jeanlys-White to create WealthMore, a company focused on removing the obstacles that prevent some from investing. WealthMore is not your typical investing firm; Jeanlys-White puts people first, not their money. The company is tech-enabled and adviser-led, with an AI-powered scoring platform that allows users to take action in building their wealth. The use of humanized tech makes WealthMore unique.

The goal of the company is to give people access and representation, allowing them to feel like they can be part of the conversation about generating wealth. Jacob Stewart, a financial planner on the WealthMore team, explains: “Mical sees the person first, not their money. We’ve really made a difference using technology, and I like to think of the work we’re doing as tech for social good.”

Jeanlys-White believes that her work is making an impact, as she is helping to create a more inclusive discussion about wealth. She wants to help people who are not walking in the door with half a million dollars to invest, and she hopes her company contributes to the building of generational wealth. With WealthMore, Jeanlys-White is aiming to revolutionize investing and create an equitable future for the finance world.

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