SaveDaily

While his extensive background in the financial services and technology sectors is noted for his success with SaveDaily and the Jeda Group, Jeffs career trajectory has in fact been built by a highly-motivated and restlessly innovative spirit. He is a child of prosperous Southern California, but not of the sun and fun, beach-based slice that usually... springs to mind. Jeff was born and reared in the agricultural northern reaches of Orange County, where strawberry farms and Disneyland were the only games in town. Jeff was fortunate in that his earliest obsession was the fabled Zenith Z-19 precursor to the personal computer that was then prohibitively expensive at Radio Shacks across Los Angeles. Undeterred by the price tag, Jeff took the initiative to assemble the components individually, including a cassette-based hard drive, and created the machine he would use to catapult himself to a degree in Cognitive Science at UCLA. Along the way his competitive chi would manifest itself in athletics, both as an avid high school wrestler and then as a kenpo karate black belt. After UCLA, Jeff began a daunting and groundbreaking eight year swath through the Defense and Aerospace Contracting sectors as a global troubleshooter, before he established his own consultancy firm back in SoCal. The founding of SaveDaily in 1999 is unquestionably one of the high points of his extremely individuated career. Hoping to share his hard won investing acumen with a much broader audience of less financially literate citizens, Jeff conceived of a business model that amalgamated scores of small investors into opportunities previously only available to high net worth individuals. In this way, SaveDaily both encouraged ordinary people to begin the process of financial growth. The mission of this democratic financial service is in keeping with the DNA of UBIQUICOIN which aims to spread economic enfranchisement across the globe. SaveDaily not only handles over 170,000 transactions per day, but has increased financial security for countless ...Read More