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CEO / cofounder, True Link Financial. Head of Data Science, LendUp. CTO / cofounder, Aktana. Executive Director / founder, Roosevelt Institution. BA Colorado College History, Math and Computer Science; MA Stanford Political Science.

Interests: mental health, aging, machine learning, blockchain, nuclear weapons policy, startups and venture, disinformation, fraud detection, stellar physics, financial services regulation, conifers.

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True Link raises $35 million Series B led by Khosla Ventures and Centana Growth Partners

True Link raises $35 million Series B led by Khosla Ventures and Centana Growth Partners

True Link Financial, a mission-driven financial technology company, announced today that it has raised a tota…

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Challenges in real property title systems in the US

Challenges in real property title systems in the US

Property Ownership Is Complicated Figuring out who owns property is surprisingly complicated. For one thing, …

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5 Common Money Mistakes Retirees Make

5 Common Money Mistakes Retirees Make

Since launching my company's investment advisory service for retirees, True Link Financial, my colleagues and…

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Bank On It: Episode 249 Kai Stinchcombe from True Link

Bank On It: Episode 249 Kai Stinchcombe from True Link

Every week the show host talks with impressive fintech leaders and entrepreneurs, through conversation uncove…

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‎The Innovation Podcast: Episode 17: Elder Tech and More, Part 1 on Apple Podcasts

‎The Innovation Podcast: Episode 17: Elder Tech and More, Part 1 on Apple Podcasts

‎Kai Stinchcombe, founder and CEO of True Link Financial, joins us to discuss elder tech, blockchain and surv…

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Elder Tech, made for tech-challenged seniors

Elder Tech, made for tech-challenged seniors

Kai Stinchcombe, True Link Financial CEO, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss how his company is improving the li…

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True Link Challenges Financial Services Firms to Build More Services for the Aging and Their Caregivers

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By Lauren Towner Verified, Kai Stinchcombe
| Fintech Finance News Verified
True Link was recognized as one of the 50 hottest companies in fintech by Forbes last week, joining a small group of leading financial technology companies that are at the forefront of consumer financial innovation. The company supports people with memory loss, special needs, addiction, and mental health challenges, as well as kids and teens. Its card and investment services[1] are used by over 160,000 Americans and their family and professional caregivers.
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Challenges in real property title systems in the US

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By Audrey Chaing, Kai Stinchcombe
| semanticscholar.org
Property Ownership Is Complicated Figuring out who owns property is surprisingly complicated. For one thing, real property itself is complicated – it’s not just an invisible square on the ground, but might include water rights, mineral rights, air rights, easements that allow other people to access the property, liens for taxes, mortgages, loans, or other improvements, and so on. The boundaries of your property might move in an earthquake, or with rising sea levels or erosion.
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How to avoid 5 common retirement money mistakes

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By Kai Stinchcombe
| MarketWatch Verified
Since launching my company’s investment advisory service for retirees, True Link Financial, my colleagues and I have spent a lot of time talking to people about their financial plans. Here are five of the most common mistakes we’ve seen and how retirees can avoid them: Mistake No. 1: Thinking you can beat the market Even professional traders who buy and sell individual stocks rarely outperform the market over the long term.
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