Affiliate Terms
Last Updated: July 31, 2026
Thanks for promoting Young Money Investments. Commission is 30%, paid through Whop. Three things are required to stay in the program.
1. Disclose that you earn a commission
Every post, video, story, email, or DM that links to YMI must say so in the same place a viewer sees the link. Not in a bio, not behind a “more” tap, not in a comment.
Plain wording is fine and preferred: “I earn a commission if you join through my link.” On video, say it out loud and put it on screen.
Say it up front and people trust the rest of what you say. Hide it and they find out anyway, which costs you the sale and the audience. This is the single most common reason people are removed from the program.
2. Do not make claims about results
Not yours, not ours, not anyone’s. No profit figures, percentages, account screenshots, win rates, income claims, or guarantees. Not even true ones. If you want to point at performance, link the published YMI pages and let them speak. Do not restate, round, annualize, or summarize them.
THE TEST
If it would be false for the worst-performing member, do not say it.
| Never post | Why | Say instead |
|---|---|---|
| “I made $4,200 last month with YMI” | Nobody can check it, so it reads as hype and it drags your credibility down with it. | “Here’s the daily plan I use and how I read it” |
| “87% win rate”, or any win-rate number | A number with no source behind it is the fastest way to lose a serious trader. | “The bots publish every fill, wins and losses” |
| Account, P&L, or broker balance screenshots | Screenshots are the most faked thing in trading. Posting one puts you in that bucket. | Screenshots of the product: the KPL chart, the written plan |
| “Guaranteed”, “risk-free”, “can’t lose”, “passive income” | Nothing in markets is guaranteed and your audience knows it. This one word kills trust. | “Rules-based”, “systematic”, “you run it yourself” |
| “Quit your job”, “replace your income” | Promises a life outcome you cannot control, and the people it attracts churn fastest. | “Learn to build a repeatable daily plan” |
| “Turn $500 into $5,000” | Sets a number YMI has to live up to. When it does not happen, that is on you. | Nothing. There is no version of this that works. |
| Anything about fund returns | The fund is a different business. Mixing them confuses the offer and misleads the buyer. | Do not mention the fund at all |
| “Signals you just copy” | Sells the wrong thing. Buyers who expect copy-trading refund within a week. | “Levels and a plan you apply yourself” |
| “It trades for you” on Intro or VIP | Promises something the buyer will not get, which turns into a refund and a bad review. | “Bots are in the Pro tier and run on your own account” |
| Annualized, projected, or extrapolated numbers | Turns real numbers into a made-up one. Point at the published page and let it speak. | Link the published page, unmodified |
3. Describe YMI accurately
Trading education, daily ES and NQ Key Price Levels, a written pre-market plan every session, and at the Pro tier a NinjaTrader bot library you install and run on your own account.
YMI is nota signals service you follow blindly, not managed money, not a fund, and does not trade anyone’s account. Do not promise features a tier does not include.
4. Not permitted
- Paid ads on YMI’s name or trademarks, including search ads on “Young Money Investments” or misspellings
- Accounts, pages, or handles that look like official YMI channels
- Using YMI’s logo or Cameron’s likeness in a way that implies you speak for YMI
- Promoting YMI alongside anything alleging guaranteed returns
5. If these are not followed
First instance: the post comes down and commission on any sale it generated is reversed. Second: the affiliate link is revoked. There is no third.
6. Commission
30% on payments from customers who purchase through your link, tracked and paid by Whop. Commission on a sale generated by a post that violates these terms is reversed. Questions about whether something is allowed: ask before posting, not after.
See also our Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure.