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Miron Lulic
CEO / Founder of SuperMoney
Who is Miron Lulic?
Miron Lulic is the Founder and CEO of SuperMoney, a financial technology company based in Santa Ana, California.124 He has over ten years of experience in the financial industry, including roles at Swagsy Inc, Optima Tax Relief, and Specific Media | Myspace.2
Lulic has a proven track record of successful product development and management, and has been instrumental in growing companies from start-ups to multi-million dollar enterprises.1 He has an Honors BA from the University of Toronto in Specialist in Digital Enterprise Management.2
SuperMoney
SuperMoney was founded by Miron Lulic in 2013 and initially launched as a personal finance blog.3 The website's focus was later transitioned to a Yelp-like model to help users compare and review financial services.3
Over the years, SuperMoney has expanded its offerings to include:
- A loan offer engine / marketplace for personal loans, auto loans, and student loan refinancing3
- A point of sale lending platform for small businesses3
- A comparison site for various financial products and services3
SuperMoney has been recognized for its growth, ranking on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing private companies in America in 2021, 2022, and 2023.3 The company has also been ranked on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 list for 2023 and 2024, and was awarded the Best Financial Product Comparison Service by Fintech Breakthrough for 2023 and 2024.3
Other Ventures
Prior to founding SuperMoney, Lulic co-founded LoanNow and served as its President from 2013 to 2016.2 He also founded Frugalytics, a mobile comparison shopping engine, and served as VP of Digital at Optima Tax Relief, where he scaled the company from $0 to ~$35 million in annual revenue in 3 years.2
Lulic is considered a serial entrepreneur and has been featured in various media outlets, including Forbes, where he is a member of the Forbes Technology Council.6 He maintains a personal website at mironlulic.com, which features interviews and media mentions.5
Highlights
"90% of VCs add no value... 70% of investors add negative value... they are advising a company when they haven't earned the right to advise an entrepreneur. Have you built a large company? Have you gone through how hard it is? How uncertain it is? How traumatic it is to go through?"
- Vinod Khosla
Love this from Vinod Khosla. If you haven't experienced the gut-wrenching stress of not being sure how you will make payroll, you have no business advising entrepreneurs.
In February I suggested that imminent rate cuts are not likely, and that "I would not be surprised if we see one or more rate INCREASES before we see a rate cut". Well, inflation came in hotter than expected, and now Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman is warning we may see another rate increase soon.
Unfortunately for new homebuyers, the mortgage rate lock-in effect on housing supply will continue to be a challenge. If we had an immediate 2% drop in rates, the lock-in effect on home supply would still be at -13.5% through 2034. If rates stay constant, it’s -40%!
With millennials (age 28 - 43) making up the largest generation in America and at an age where they want to buy homes, this news is especially concerning. Without a major surge in supply, home prices are likely to continue to inch up.
Read more about how inflation is affecting housing affordability in this article: https://lnkd.in/gT2CeYaX
