What do WealthMore and Peloton have in common?

Peloton has become one of the hottest fitness trends in recent years, and it's no surprise why. From its high-tech, connected fitness bikes to its virtual classes with live instructors, Peloton offers a convenient fitness experience for its users.

Intimidation can often be a factor in why people don't pursue their fitness goals, and the same can be said about why people don't pursue their financial goals.

Making investing and wealth building more accessible and available to more members of society should not only be a dream; it should be the future. WealthMore was founded on the principle of making the benefit of expert financial advice available to everyone and not just the wealthy.  

Let's look at how WealthMore compares to the popular Peloton and why it's the future of accessible investing.

Expert Wealth Advisors

Just like Peloton, at WealthMore you get the same type of dedicated, passionate, and authentic wealth advisors you’ll get to know and trust right from your mobile phone.

Most Peloton users have their favorite instructors, whether it’s Tunde Oyeneyin, Alex Toussaint, Denis Morton, or Robin Arzon. Similarly, WealthMore boasts the best of the best in financial advising to get you into financial shape.

Once you connect with your personal financial expert at WealthMore, you are supported completely on your prospects for investing with the best, most up-to-date information available. 

It won’t take long after logging into your WealthMore account, that you will know that “You Got This”, to borrow a popular Peloton phrase.

Accessibility 

Because of the accessibility, Peloton as a fitness option, especially during the pandemic, offered users an opportunity to exercise in their homes, which proved to be much less intimidating than a public gym.

WealthMore provides access to financial experts that otherwise may not have been available for those with little to no financial literacy or generational wealth from your laptop.

WealthMore, like Peloton, allows you to tailor a plan unique to your needs and goals—one size rarely, if ever, fits all.

Community

Peloton is so popular in part because it provides users with an inclusive and motivating community. Users can connect on the Peloton app to encourage each other and provide moral support as they tackle new fitness goals.

Wealthmore is also community-based. Wealthmore investors can join groups of shared interests and goals, including women investors, people of color, and other marginalized groups who historically may not have seen themselves in the financial stratosphere. #womenwhowealth, #blackwomenwhowealth, #newbieinvestors #TeamPhilly

Overall, the power of community plays an essential role in both Peloton's and Wealthmore's success in building a community of support and encouragement.

Convenience

Peloton has become increasingly popular in recent years due to the convenience of its product. In addition, working out at home is an excellent alternative for those who don't have the time or money to visit a gym.

Wealthmore is designed with the new, first-generation investor in mind who may have previously thought they needed more time or money to enter the investing game.

With advisor-led portfolios, Wealthmore guides first time investors with real-time updates and insights on accessible investments and investment opportunities.

Peloton initially may have been marketed to more affluent users but has been made more affordable recently so that more consumers can take advantage of the ease of at-home instructor-led workouts.

Enjoy a better way to invest and grow wealth. WealthMore has plans starting at just $25/month*. Click here to learn more about joining the community of Wealthmore to start building your wealth today.