Exposing Financial Misconduct. Protecting Investors. Restoring Transparency.
InvestorJustice.org is an independent, public-interest research and education project dedicated to protecting retirement-age and other vulnerable investors from financial misconduct, deception, and regulatory inaction.
We document real-world harm, analyze systemic failures, and publish evidence-driven educational material designed to prevent other consumers from experiencing the same fate.
Our Mission
To protect retirement-age and vulnerable investors by exposing financial misconduct, documenting evidence-based patterns of harm, and building public transparency infrastructure that strengthens accountability across markets.
InvestorJustice.org empowers the public with verified information, not speculation, not marketing, and not corporate narratives.
We make hidden failures visible so investors can make informed decisions and regulators cannot ignore misconduct.
What We Do
✔ Evidence-Based Public Interest Research
We collect, structure, and publish verified documentation of investor harm, including correspondence, platform failures, and regulatory gaps.
✔ Educational Articles & Advisory Series
We produce plain-language, research-grounded explainers on:
- transparency failures
- jurisdictional evasion
- regulatory ethics
- corporate dynamics
- consumer financial risks
Our series framework includes:
- The Financial Transparency Series
- The Corporate Dynamics Series
- The Regulatory Ethics Series
✔ Pattern Recognition & Systemic Analysis
We tag, cross-reference, and analyze data to reveal patterns that would remain hidden in isolated accounts — turning individual experiences into public knowledge.
✔ Public Accountability Infrastructure
InvestorJustice.org acts as a civic layer of transparency, similar to a crash-test system for financial products.
When harm patterns emerge, we publish them clearly, independently, and without commercial influence.
Why Retirement-Age Investors?
Because:
- they are disproportionately targeted,
- disproportionately harmed,
- and disproportionately ignored by cross-border financial firms.
InvestorJustice.org was founded after a retirement-age Californian lost his life savings due to misrepresentation by a foreign platform exploiting regulatory gaps.
This harm is not unique — it is spreading.
The site exists so others will never experience the same outcome.
Independence & Ethics
InvestorJustice.org does not accept compensation from companies, platforms, influencers, or financial entities.
We do not sell data.
We do not sell access.
We do not sell influence.
All research is independently produced, publicly accessible, and aligned with our Charter of Governance & Independence.
What Makes InvestorJustice.org Different
Most platforms report what companies claim.
We report what companies do.
Most regulators act after collapse.
We publish early-warning signals before the damage spreads.
Most victims suffer in silence.
We document the evidence so the public doesn’t have to start from zero.
Our Commitment
Transparency prevents harm.
Accountability protects the vulnerable.
Public research strengthens democracy.
InvestorJustice.org exists to ensure financial misconduct cannot hide behind silence, jurisdictional evasion, or legal delay tactics.
We turn harm into evidence, evidence into education, and education into public protection.