Accounts and assets
Add holdings, account balances, account type, and cost basis so the app can support withdrawal, allocation, and tax decisions.
Open assets pageStart here
Use this page to add accounts, income sources, taxes, healthcare notes, beneficiaries, and planning facts before relying on guidance.
Setup: Add assets and planning details for personalized guidance.
Start here
The app is strongest when it understands the household balance sheet, retirement income sources, tax situation, and planning constraints. Use this page as the setup order an expensive planner would usually walk through with you.
Organize assets and accounts
Add brokerage, IRA, Roth, trust, cash, and other accounts on the assets page.
Step 2Add income, tax, and retirement facts
Capture pensions, Social Security timing, tax details, and withdrawal questions.
Step 3Use the planner tools
Move into the assistant, markets, and investment oversight once the facts are in.
What a real planner would ask for
Add holdings, account balances, account type, and cost basis so the app can support withdrawal, allocation, and tax decisions.
Open assets pageAdd income sources, filing facts, capital gains context, retirement details, and withdrawal questions the assistant should never guess.
Open retirement and tax intakeUse this only if business ownership, board work, or company-specific exposure affects the broader household plan.
Open optional context intakeResearch materials
If the planner needs fresher source material, use the existing sync workflow to pull in the tracked research sources. This is the current path for getting documents into the evidence library.
Connect a research database to enable live sync and document ingestion.
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Assets
Organize accounts, holdings, balances, and allocation in one place.
Retirement planner
See spending needs, income sources, reserves, and withdrawal buckets in one view.
Investment oversight
Review concentration, valuation, and next moves across owned positions.
AI planner
Ask practical retirement, tax, withdrawal, and portfolio questions once the facts are in.