We help fund your mission with our commissions by insuring the retirement savings of your donors.
Donors!Support your charity by insuring your retirement savings with guaranteed lifetime income. This is unprecedented.
Mission!We support charities by insuring the funds for the Basic Cost of Living of retired and working American families.
Why is CIS so Unique?
Attention nonprofits! - CIS could be donating thousands of dollars per
transaction from our commissions. When calculating the multiples of these individual
transactions they could add substantial funding to your charity. For the record; CIS requires no
contracts and charities don't need to endorse the CIS charter in any way. You're simply
recipients of our donations.
For nonprofits that want to learn more about this opportunity - Go Here!
For the public at large, below is a small sample of charities we can approach with unsolicited donations, but there are so many more. If you have a favorite charity, please let us know.
Our Mission:
As a 501c3 charitable organization, a big part of the CIS mission is to support other nonprofits. Donating 35% to 75% of its commissions is unprecedented. We're blazing a new trail of charitable giving in the world of finance. By insuring the retirement savings of donors and members of charities, those same individuals will allow CIS to support their charitable causes. It's a game-changer.
CIS focuses primarily on insuring the Basic Cost of Living funds in retirement - undeniably the most important part of anyone's financial planning. That includes the life-long cost of Housing, Food, Transportation & Insurance - for home, health & life (as per the U.S. Dept of Labor). Protecting these basic needs from market risk is absolutely essential when working is no longer an option, or desired.
Congress passed The SECURE Act of 2019. Why? Partly because Congress has been concerned with protecting the investing
public from excessive market risk and the devastating effects of crashes and recessions on American
families.
Gambling with too much of our savings in the stock market is not worth the elusive pot of "stock-market-gold" at the end of
the Wall Street rainbow. By first insuring the funds for our basic needs, however, we can make retirement safe
again.