Julia Salazar
Los Angeles, CA (USA)
Role(s):
MoneyPants.com
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Location:
Los Angeles
Industry:
Finance
Year Founded:
2004
Number Employees:
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Description:
(URL removed) is like (URL removed) for money. Women handle 75% of family finances. Yet before MoneyPants launched in December 2004, no financial software spoke their language or included the context and community they crave. MoneyPants fills this deep market need, which is completely ignored by Quicken and Microsoft Money.
Targeting women aged 35-54, MoneyPants launched in December 2004. We’re hitting our mark: 95% of our members are women, from across the US, Canada and Australia.
Revenues are generated from membership fees. The MoneyPants software is available only to members, for a monthly fee of $9.95, automatically charged to the member’s credit or debit card. Members can also get discounted prepaid and gift memberships of 3, 6 and 12 months, which convert to monthly