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Two New Checklists Are Available: Client Annual Review & Closing An Estate


New Checklist Additions

We are excited to release two new checklists for our members. While our flowcharts cover specific and sometimes technical planning issues, checklists are more high level and are 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 Closing The Estate:  This covers 23 issues and questions to ask your client in helping them decide if they can close the estate for a loved one.

Issues to Consider In A Client Annual Review Meeting: This covers 40 questions to ask your client during a client annual review meeting to uncover possible planning issues.

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.
“I find fpPathfinder to be very helpful. I use the checklists and flowcharts to help prep for every meeting.”
— Ryan, an advisor in New York
“I love it! I find it very helpful. It's a great client value add.”
— Phillip, an advisor in North Carolina
“I adore your product. It’s so helpful to my clients and myself. I really like that I could change all the colors to match my logo. It looks fantastic.”
— An advisor in Washington
“The decision tree format has been immensely helpful. The design is very simple and elegant.”
— Deirdre, an advisor in Massachusetts
“Thank you for creating a robust, yet very practical, planning tool.”
— Andy, an advisor in Florida
“It is very helpful for us when we have a client in and we have an issue at hand. Walking through the checklist helps us big time.”
— William, an advisor In Massachusetts
“I think fpPathfinder is the best tool I’ve ever seen in the financial planning realm. I spend an unbelievable amount of time researching some of these issues that have been boiled down to one page: consulting with other experts, citing specific sources as a backup, reviewing my work, and coming to a final conclusion.”
— Jeff S, an advisor in Missouri
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