EAST LANSING, Mich.– Reseda Group, a wholly owned CUSO of MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU), said it is partnering with LetMeDoIt, a decision-making app designed to empower people with disabilities to take ownership of their choices and strengthen their independence.
“Reseda Group is proud to invest in LetMeDoIt and support a technology that redefines what inclusion looks like in financial services,” Ben Maxim, COO of Reseda Group and CTO of MSUFCU, said in a statement. “By empowering individuals with disabilities — and, by extension, their families and caregivers — this solution has the potential to transform how financial decisions are made and supported across generations.”
First App of Its Kind
In making it announcement Reseda Group said LetMeDoIt was founded by Atlanta-based entrepreneur Angad Sahgal and his father, Amit Sahgal, and is the first app of its kind to focus on accessibility and inclusion through a Supported Decision-Making System.
“The platform breaks down complex decisions into simple, personalized steps, offering users tools and networks that promote self-reliance while keeping caregivers and supporters informed — without taking control away from the individual,” Reseda Group said.
“LetMeDoit is giving the power of choice to everyone, empowering everyone to live an independent and full life,” Angad Sahgal, founder of LetMeDoIt, said in a statement.
