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Client story

67, sudden decisions, three accounts she'd never seen.

Before · 81With a plan · 98
5075100
A plan she can explain

The three moves

  1. Every account in one view
  2. Pension taken as income, not lump sum
  3. Gifts to grandchildren written down
For the first time I understand where everything is — and I can explain it to my children.
Margaret, 67

After her husband died, Margaret faced decisions about accounts she had never seen.

Where she started

Three brokerage accounts, a pension offer with a deadline, and letters she did not open.

What we changed

  • Every account gathered into one view and one report
  • The pension taken as lifetime income, not a lump sum
  • Gifts to her grandchildren planned and written down

The result

A plan that lasts to 98, and a folder her children know how to find.

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