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The Jumps-in Members' Investment Plans pay you better than Retail Banks. They offer close to 6%.
Verify for yourself; enter 'highest interest US retail banks.'
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Currently 17% pa is the appraised rate paid for the EQUITY FUND, and signs are that the MINMIA FUND will outshine that as it develops.
Every Equity and MINMIA investors have also to be members.
As a Jumps-in member you can participate and also receive monthly payments from the Action Fund and the Introductions Residuals Fund, by using the ride-share services and by actively promoting Jumps-in to your friends and others.
EQUITY FUND: This fund equates to the company shares held in JUMPS-IN RIDE-SHARE LLC. Any payments made are in line with the Company Memorandum.
GO TO SHARE ACCEPTANCE AND PURCHASE FORM
Equity Investors Must Be Managers
If you want to invest with Jumps-in LLC Equity, register as a Manager. (Example; Area Accredited Manager, District Advisor Manager, or a member of the Management Tea,)
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As a Manager, you will receive an allocation, when acquiring the franchise. See manager membership franchise applications, here.
(Join Now page)
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An an Equity Investor you have no obligation to do anything in the Jumps-in program, other than what is required to be FinCEN Compliant.
Return on Investment
"It is envisioned that investing in Jumps-in Ride-Share LLC, will exceed YOUR EXPECTATIONS."
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Member Manager acquiring an exclusive franchise in California, will be offered a fixed number of equity shares in Jumps-in Ride-Share LLC.
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Managers may accept and decline ownership of the these shares. Shares are not offered automatically as the manager has to be approved by a meeting of the Inner Circle and of the Executive Management Team.
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Access to EQUITY SHARES may be modified, or withdrawn in the future. Currently only California Managers will receive an offer.
Ask for details!
Venture Capital (VC)
GENERAL DEFINITION AND EXPLANATION OF VENTURE CAPITAL
Venture capital is a form of private equity and financing that deals with funding early-stage startups and new businesses. Venture capitalists invest in companies that they believe have high growth potential. They also fund startup companies that have grown quickly and are set up for more expansion.
Unlike leveraged buyout funds, venture capital funds generally take a minority stake. This leaves the control of the business in the hands of company management. In a way, venture capital investing is a riskier strategy because the companies are new and have no track record of making money.
Venture capital firms generally create and manage this type of funding. The investment typically comes from well-off investors, investment banks, angel investors, and other financial institutions. Sometimes, investors don't always contribute money. Offers of technical or managerial expertise are also accepted.
There are many stories of venture capital investment that had high returns. One example is Sequoia Capital's $60 million investment in WhatsApp, which turned into at least $3 billion when Facebook acquired the company in 2014. Although Sequoia's story is not the norm, it's what attracts investors to venture capitalism.
If you are offered equity shares, you may request further information, from the Management Team.
The number of equity shares issued is limited to a fixed number. Additional shares may only be created, with a majority of existing shareholders agreeing.