Goalsetter, a US financial education platform focused on helping families spend, save and invest, has raised $9.6 million in a Series A extension round.
The round was led by an affiliate of Edward Jones and MassMutual through its MM Catalyst Fund. Series A investors Fiserv, Webster Bank, Seae Ventures, Astia Fund and Partnership Fund for New York City also participated.
Goalsetter works with banks and credit unions, providing a white label platform that allows them to offer families a combination app and debit card for children with a variety of learning tools and parental controls.
The new funding will be used to build more partnerships with financial institutions and launch live product implementations for banks and credit unions to facilitate integration of the technology across multiple technology platforms.
Tanya Van Court, CEO of Goalsetter, said: “This funding will enable us to enhance our B2B offerings and build stronger partnerships with credit unions, banks and wealth management institutions, expanding our reach and impact to ensure the the next generation can grow up.” smart savers and investors.
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