InsurTech Futures: Worry+Peace aims to raise £150,000

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Broker launches crowdfunding round with the goal to hire more staff.

InsurTech start-up broker Worry+Peace is aiming to raise £150,000 in crowdfunding.

According to Worry+Peace founder James York, the crowdfunding page will likely be publically launched in mid-January next year.

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He explained that the broker would use the money to hire more staff, adding the broker was currently “overrun with existing clients for just a couple of us”.

York further noted that the start-up now has around 2,100 individual customers.

Earlier this year the broker launched an

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