Four focused tools.
Better client conversations.
Each one earns its place by replacing a vague question or a static spreadsheet with something a client can actually finish in a sitting.
Pick whichever fits the conversation. The math behind each tool comes from current planning research — Morningstar 2024 sustainable withdrawal rates, the SSA’s 2024 PIA bend points, and standard fiduciary onboarding practice. Nothing leaves the browser unless the client chooses to send it.
Tools
Retirement Readiness
A live projection of whether the client’s current trajectory funds the retirement they actually want, with three return scenarios on the same chart.
Replaces the “am I going to be okay?” question with a chart, a number, and a specific gap to close.
- Year-by-year projected savings with a target line
- Optimistic / expected / pessimistic fan
- Specific gap-to-close numbers (savings, age, or spend)
Client Onboarding Intake
A 7-step new-client intake covering household, goals, assets, liabilities, insurance, risk tolerance, and an in-browser e-signature.
Replaces the PDF-by-email back-and-forth. Clients arrive at their first meeting already covered.
- Drag-to-rank goal prioritization
- Validated 5-question risk-tolerance score
- Canvas signature pad & consent capture
Financial Health Scorecard
A weighted composite across eight dimensions — emergency fund, debt, retirement, insurance, estate, tax, diversification, cash flow — with a letter grade and ranked action items.
Turns “how am I doing overall?” into a single grade, eight diagnostic bars, and a top-three to-do list.
- Overall grade gauge (A–F)
- 8 category bars and a strength radar
- Three highest-impact next steps
Social Security Timing
Real SSA math — 2024 PIA bend points, early-claim reductions, delayed-credit accruals, spousal and survivor coordination — with a break-even chart.
Replaces “take it at 62” gut calls with cumulative-benefit lines and a labeled crossover age.
- Monthly benefit at 62, FRA, and 70
- Break-even crossover ages, labeled on the chart
- Married-couple coordination strategies