Inclined Announces $15 Million Series A Funding Round
Funding will fuel fintech startup’s mission to help whole life insurance policyholders realize more value out of their investment
Platform will leverage technology to eliminate points of friction currently in the market
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Inclined’s initial focus is to work with whole life advisors to offer policyholders a secured, revolving line of credit collateralized by the cash value in their whole life policy, within a fully automated experience. The Inclined Line of Credit (“iLOC”) is flexible in that it can be drawn or paid back iteratively at the convenience of the borrower. The borrower never pays any fees on the Inclined platform, and the process of applying for a loan takes less than 15 minutes.
Through its proprietary technology platform, Inclined manages customer acquisition and enables a network of banks to originate the lines as a turnkey line of business. Inclined handles all requirements around policy assignment and perfection of the collateral to the bank, while continuing to service the lines. Inclined partners with a network of financial institutions who are attracted to the quality of the asset, the demographics of the borrower, and the opportunity to be part of the value enhancement to their policy and overall financial picture.
“Inclined is a mission-driven company that provides solutions to help policyholders access their savings in a more efficient and cost-effective way,” said Inclined’s CEO and co-founder
“We strongly believe in the Inclined mission and are excited to partner with the team,” said Singhal. “Inclined is engaging carriers, policyholders and lenders in a very aligned and coordinated manner and we see policy loan refinancing as just the beginning of what can be unlocked through those integrated relationships.”
As Inclined experiences an increased demand for its technology, the funds will also be used for investments into its marketing and business development teams, and evaluating tangential opportunities for expansion.
To learn more about Inclined, visit www.inclined.com.
About Inclined:
Inclined is a SaaS software company focused on driving better long term outcomes for whole life policyholders. We think like whole life policyholders because we are whole life policyholders. Our singular mission is to help you get more value out of your whole life investment. Inclined is headquartered in
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