Policy A (Long-term support via life insurance policies)
All incoming funds are first allocated inside the U.S. (The compliant insured must be U.S. citizen children with SSN only.)
Support to foreign children is delayed and distributed gradually over decades, depending on program arrangements.
Example: $100 in , may grow into $300 distributed over 50 years through an insurance policy, but timing and allocation are at SHUSA’s discretion.
A complete Policy A requires USD 120,000, paid over 10 years ( USD 12,000 each year x 10 years.)
Policy B (Immediate Partial Return)
A portion of incoming funds is quickly reallocated to children in the contributing country (restricted purpose)
Example: $100 in → $50 flows back within 1 year to foreign children (through PayPal, $500 per child, one-time), another 33% reserved for U.S. insurance policies, 7~8% covers transaction fees (Stripe 2.9%+ $0.3 USD / Pay pal 4.4%+$0.49USD) , and the remaining ~10% goes to overhead cost.
This model is faster, but generates smaller in long-term compounding, since Stripe or Pay Pal fees are applied to anti-money laundering (AML) compliance for foreign transactions.)
Designated Purpose must be specified as Policy A or Policy B. If no designation is made, the default is Policy A