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FutureMoney has raised $5.1M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at FutureMoney.
FutureMoney was founded in 2023 by Steven Li (Founder).
FutureMoney has raised $5.1M in total across 2 funding rounds.
FutureMoney is a Boston, Massachusetts-based wealthtech company that operates a micro-investing platform designed to help families build generational wealth through tax-advantaged investment accounts. Operating as a registered investment adviser, the firm provides automated deposits, tax optimization, and fully-managed portfolios leveraging 529 plans that eventually convert into Junior Roth IRAs. The platform allows parents, grandparents, and relatives to contribute up to $35,000 before a child turns eighteen without requiring earned income, enabling long-term tax-free financial growth. The executive team brings prior financial technology and engineering experience from prominent industry players, including Betterment, Monzo, Acorns, and Google. Client assets are held in brokerage accounts that are eligible for Securities Investor Protection Corporation coverage up to $500,000, which includes $250,000 for cash balances. The private financial technology company was founded by chief executive officer Philip Barrar and Dave Fortin.
FutureMoney was founded in 2023 by Steven Li (Founder).
FutureMoney has raised $5.1M in total across 2 funding rounds.
FutureMoney's investors include Coelius Capital, Hustle Fund, Jazz Venture Partners, Omni Ventures, Virta Ventures, Visible Hands, Zetta Venture Partners.
Key people at FutureMoney.
FutureMoney has raised $5.1M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $2.1M Seed in February 2026.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 9, 2026 | $2.1M Seed | — | — | Announced |
| Oct 1, 2024 | $3M Seed | — | Coelius Capital, Hustle Fund, JAZZ Venture Partners, Omni Ventures, Virta Ventures, Visible Hands, Zetta Venture Partners | Announced |
FutureMoney is a Boston-based wealthtech company offering a micro-investing platform for goal-based investing, enabling families, parents, couples, individuals, and friends to build generational wealth through accessible, tax-advantaged portfolios without prior experience.[1][2][3] It serves everyday users seeking financial stability via diversified index investing, automated features like dividend reinvestment, and flexible account types such as Junior Roth IRAs, with security via BNY Mellon | Pershing custody and up to $500,000 SIPC insurance.[2][3] The platform emphasizes early, modest weekly investments leveraging compound interest, projecting users on track for over $2 billion in assets, and has raised under $5 million in funding while employing 27 people with revenue below $5 million.[1][2]
FutureMoney's mission began in 2014, focusing on democratizing wealth-building for families through simplified financial tools.[2] Led by CEO Philip Barrar, the team draws expertise from firms like Moka, Betterment, Monzo, Acorns, WorldRemit, Google, and Tactex Asset Management, fostering a collaborative environment for innovative fintech solutions.[2] As a US wealthtech startup, it recently launched its tax-advantaged micro-investing platform to promote financial inclusion, marking a pivotal moment in scaling accessible investing amid rising demand for inclusive wealth management.[4]
FutureMoney rides the wealthtech and financial inclusion wave, capitalizing on post-pandemic demand for democratized investing tools amid high inflation, rising education costs, and generational wealth transfer needs.[1][4] Its timing aligns with fintech growth in micro-investing (inspired by peers like Acorns), where low-barrier entry via apps addresses barriers for underserved families, amplified by compound interest's power over long horizons.[3] In the ecosystem, it influences by promoting early financial literacy and tax-efficient strategies, reducing wealth gaps and competing in a market favoring automated, secure platforms over traditional advisors.[2][4]
FutureMoney is poised to expand its user base through app enhancements, more gifting features, and international reach, targeting $2B+ AUM projections amid fintech consolidation.[2] Trends like AI-driven personalization, regulatory tailwinds for tax-advantaged accounts, and millennial/Gen Z inheritance waves will propel growth, potentially via partnerships or further funding.[1][4] Its influence may evolve from niche family tool to broader wealth platform, solidifying its role in inclusive investing—empowering families to effortlessly build the generational wealth that defines its core mission.[2]
