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Equity 4 All Americans Fund 

Join today: Create your own account and/or help us fight to reduce economic equality in a new way: -We'll help create accounts and generate funding for investment, retirement, and first-home down-payments for lower-income Americans, and education and investment accounts for children...so, with increased financial literacy, they can all share shares of our economy!  

Adults and parents or guardians of a child under 18 and having household income under $20,000, please contact us at lincoln@equity4allamericansfund.com to be enrolled for potential benefits at no cost.

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Donors/volunteers: Be a 'disruptor' and join the movement to sustainably reduce economic inequality: Contact us today at lincoln@equity4allamericansfund.com.

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The Equity 4 All Americans Fund is the only US charity that enables contributors/volunteers to set up and fund accounts for the less fortunate based on assessed needs. 

 

IRAs, investment accounts, and home ownership are great, but many lower-income folks don't set up the accounts, can't afford to fund them, and can't afford the home down-payment...we're working to change this!​

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Share Allocations: Benefit allocations from the E4AA Fund will be strictly needs-assessed so lower-income-and-wealth persons and households receive greater allocations.  All shares will be held for higher education, first-home down-payment, and/or retirement.  Initially, those with household income under $20,000 will be eligible.  As contributions increase, we'll increase this threshold. 

 

Persons/households will be ranked by income/wealth into several lower-to-higher brackets, with lower brackets receiving greater allocations.  For Fund allocation and distributions from earnings, income/wealth factors will be applied each year.  Principal will not all be allocated or distributed in a given year.

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We will have increased outreach to lower-income communities. 

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Persons of color, on average, will likely receive greater benefit allocations, as they tend to have lower income and wealth.

Down-payment Assistance Funds: The E4AA Fund is the only US nonprofit that will provide, and let donors contribute toward, first-home down-payment assistance funds that will be distributed on a sliding-scale basis so those with lower-income receive greater allocations.

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Shares for Schools -We'll help schools and colleges create and fund accounts for both education and asset-building.  Lower-income schools receive higher allocations.  

   

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Equity 4 All Americans Fund

We'll be teaching children about their own financial system...with real assets.   We believe:

 -All children should begin investing and learning about our financial system while very young.

-Holding stocks and other assets for the future can be of greater benefit than near-term cash payouts.

 -Directly sharing wealth with qualified beneficiaries can benefit them more than having the government control the funds being shared.

-Lower-income folks, including children, should be enabled to share in profits when businesses have increased earnings.

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    -They'll be able to do this 'automatically' through shares in the E4AA Fund. 

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To Sign Up or Volunteer go the 'Tell Us' section at the bottom and fill in your name and contact info, and, for a potential share, income and assets information as well.  For share vesting or distribution, we'll need information like on a loan application, including your social # and proof of income, etc.  There will be a single fund.  Final allocations will not be determined until disbursement.

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           Equity 4 All Americans Fund

             11 Tristan Drive  Suite 304

                  Dillsburg, PA  17019

 

                          Contact

Lincoln@Equity4AllAmericansFund.com

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