Meet Jason, The Founder of Gratūs

Money is a resource.

Money is often seen as a means to an end, a tool to acquire goods and services. However, in this video by Jason Weimer, CEO of Gratūs Funds, emphasizes that money is more than just a means of exchange. Rather, it is a resource that should be stewarded well, to be leveraged towards your life’s purpose.

Weimer's understanding of the importance of money came from his time spent with his grandmother, who lived through the Great Depression. She wrote down every single dollar she spent, a habit that Weimer did not fully understand until her passing when he found the ledgers she had kept for over 60 years. From this experience, Weimer realized that significant economic events can impact everyone, and it is crucial to understand how they happen to avoid or make the most of them in the future.

Money is not just important for individuals; it is also essential for businesses and the economy as a whole. Weimer notes that there are tried and true, proven ways to reduce risk and achieve greater outcomes when it comes to investing. Gratūs Funds was created to provide a vehicle to help people achieve greater financial prosperity, inspiring them to discover and fulfill the vision for their lives and impart the knowledge to pursue it. Therefore, Gratūs Funds aims to provide both education and specific financial vehicles to help individuals achieve their investment goals.

In today's society, money is often seen as a measure of success or status. However, Weimer's reminds us that money is much more than that. It is a resource that should be stewarded well, not just for personal gain but also for the betterment of society as a whole. By understanding the importance of money and how to use it wisely, individuals can achieve greater financial prosperity, contribute to a healthier economy, and make a better world.

Each of us has been put on this planet for a reason. Where purpose and finance meet, success will follow.  We at Gratūs Funds aim to help families and individuals from all walks of life invest with strategies traditionally used only by the top 1%, building de-risked, recession-resistant funds tailored to today's economy. Our team of dedicated advisors is here to help each family reach their financial goals and fulfill their God-given purpose. See how Gratūs Funds can help!

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