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Two New Checklists Are Available


Resource Additions, Announcements

Today we are releasing two new checklists for our members. While our flowcharts cover specific and sometimes technical planning issues, checklists are more high level and designed to make sure advisors don’t miss a planning issue (a brief philosophy of our approach to checklists).

For Essential and Deluxe members, here are the two checklists being released today:

What Issues Should I Consider Before I Update My Estate Plan?  This covers 18 issues and questions to ask your client in helping them decide if their estate plan needs to be updated.

What Issues Should I Consider Before I Retire? This covers 32 questions to ask your client before they retire to make sure no major planning issues are missed.

What do you think of these two new checklists?  Send me an email – I’d love to hear your thoughts.

What Customers Are Saying About Us

Hundreds of other advisors are actively using fpPathfinder. Read what those lovely people have to say about us.
“Thanks for having all of these so conveniently put together. We were working on many of these for years, but often could not find the time to keep them updated. This has been a blessing to our firm. ”
— An advisor in Texas
“Our firm had been looking for something like this for so many years. A standardized checklist or flowchart of important issues to consider, and a way to integrate the responses into our system. When we stumbled across your service, I couldn't have signed up any quicker. We now use the checklists to conduct monthly webinars about the all of the important topics”
— An advisor in Texas
“This has been super helpful and I am getting rave reviews in using these flowcharts and checklists”
— Christoper, an advisor in Illinois
“I love the flowcharts and have found them very helpful in guiding clients on complicated planning issues. The charts are easy to follow and help navigate through difficult decisions based on clients' unique circumstances.”
— Jason, an advisor in Illinois
“The charts are probably as much value to me (as advisor) as they are when given to a specific client. I know and understand the topics covered, but it can be a lot faster to refresh with a quick glance at the chart’s decision tree vs having to read through regulations”
— Larry, an advisor in Oregon
“It’s brilliant to boil complex planning strategies into a one-page flowchart. It totally beats having to read 4 -5 articles to understand each nuance and exception, especially on the tax issues.”
— Meghan, an advisor in Georgia
“I just met with a client who had a question regarding her eligibility for Social Security benefits. We went through the flowcharts answering each question and following the lines. She looked at me and said 'This is great, it was so much easier to use this than trying to go through all the literature that Social Security offers. Thank you so much.'”
— Ben G, an advisor in Wisconsin
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