about inaam
talk to us.
One inbox for everything. Here is what to put in the email, and where a few things already have a page of their own.
The first button opens your mail app. If nothing opens, the address is hello@inaam.me.
one address
who to write to, for what
a question about the fund or the app
How it works, what it costs, what the fund holds. The questions page answers most of them, and the rest come to hello@inaam.me.
help with your account
Signing up, verifying your identity, a deposit or a withdrawal. Write to hello@inaam.me from the email address on your account, and leave out passwords and tax file numbers.
partnerships
Clubs, impact businesses, creators and employers each have a page and an application under partner with us, and employers have one of their own.
media
The facts, the marks and past coverage are on the press and media page. Requests go to hello@inaam.me.
the PDS and the TMD
Both are linked at the foot of every page. A copy by email is free: ask hello@inaam.me.
a complaint
Start with hello@inaam.me. The formal route, through the fund’s responsible entity and then the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, is set out on trust and licensing.
getting in touch, quick answers.
what is the best way to reach inaam?
Email hello@inaam.me. It is the one address for questions, account help, media and complaints.
can inaam tell me whether to invest?
No. inaam is authorised to give general information only, so nobody here can tell you whether the fund suits your circumstances. The PDS and the target market determination set out who the fund has been designed for, and a licensed financial adviser can give you personal advice.
where do i sign up?
In the app. There is no sign-up on this website. The app is on the App Store and Google Play, and the buttons at the foot of this page open them.
where to next
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the only asterisk* of investing with inaam is a better planet.
The fund lives in the app. Download it, read it over a coffee, customise your themes.
General information only. Consider the PDS and TMD before investing.
