TrustEgg, the Y Combinator-backed startup which will allow anyone to set up a trust for their children without expensive legal fees or detailed financial know-how, is finally moving towards launch by
opening up access to their beta list today. The startup, like many of those in the financial services space, has faced a number of regulatory hurdles which has caused slowdowns, as well as the loss of co-founder�Gabe Krambs,�who still advises and sits on the board but no longer participates in day-to-day activities. (He had to "get a real job" to pay the bills.) That being said, TrustEgg's founder, Jeff Brice, who has been obsessed with the idea of�democratizing�access to trust fund creation for seven years now, says that TrustEgg is ready to begin collecting sign-ups in order to make its public debut.
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