Keisha Holland
Arlington, VA (USA)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal
Muse Vibes
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Location:
Arlington
Industry:
Finance
Year Founded:
2012
Number Employees:
1-10 people
Business Stage:
Creation/Idea
Entity Type:
Sole Proprietorship
Description:
Muse Vibes is a holding company for an online magazine called Everyday Perspective, The Contributory Card a new way to financially invest, an educational resource website called KidKram, and creative writing projects that range from literature for teen and adults to television show proposals. Muse Vibes is currently seeking capital for The Contributory Card Project.
The Contributory Card allows people of any economic range to invest for their future and for the future of other people. The Contributory Card will be sold in retail stores like gift cards and at financial institutions like money gift cards and then used to fund financial investment accounts created to save for retirement, college, or some other future need. Businesses who are not able to offer employees 401k matches or big benefits of the past can use The Contributory Card as a way to provide employees a retirement benefit in a way that better benefits the company budget. The Contributory Card does have a patent/trademark application on file.
The Everyday Perspective Magazine is a magazine with articles that offer a perspective about financial investments, consumer experiences, health trends, human relation trends, interesting food ideas, and entertainment reviews. It is a bi-monthly magazine with short articles for readers read and engage in conversations on the various subject matters. This on-line magazine does have copyrights.
Kidkram is an on-line resource for parents, teachers, and students. This online resource offers website references for student enrichment and practice in various school subject areas. The purpose of Kidkram is to present educational resources that allow students to experience fun while learning. This sight has copyrights.
The TV Show Proposals have copyrights and are entitled, "Education Around the World" and "Student Loan Debt Zone." "Education Around the World" is a show that explores the day to day process of how education happens in school and classrooms in various places in the world. It offers the opportunity to present to the world ideas, routines, and strategies for the day's school operational process. It has a purpose to allow people to engage in conversation about what they learn about education in other places and how education in their home area can be improved.
"Student Loan Debt Zone" is a game show that allows people with student loans a chance to compete for prizes that allow them to reduce their student loan debt, while educating others about college life, the financial aid process, and the student loan process.