Almanac

What it models ›

What the adviser sees

The dashboard answers the client's questions in plain words, one page each, and puts their own choices beside the plan as it stands.

The Overview

The chance of running short, typical wealth, when savings run out, and for a couple, if one of them dies first; a sentence saying what it means; the fan; and what would help most.

One page for each question

Savings, Money in and out, Tax, Pensions and Property, each asked as questions and answered in a sentence before its chart, the life's events marked on it.

Try a change

The client's own choices as sliders (retiring later, spending less, a bigger buffer, the pension contribution, selling a property, moving), the change worked out across all 512 futures and shown against the plan as it stands. Nothing is saved until the adviser makes it the plan.

The hard decisions, side by side

A redundancy package, staying or moving, keeping or selling a let, how a pension is taken, Fair Deal or paying privately, and a couple's first death: each option with its fan, its chance of running short and its typical wealth. None is marked as the one to take.

Your plans

Every plan worked out for the client, on the same futures, side by side, with the changes that help most.

Your plans: the plan as it stands, then each change worked out, with its chance of running short and typical wealth.
Your plans for Deirdre: the plan as it stands, then each change worked out for her, with its chance of running short and what she would be worth.

The brief, the pack and the audit

The client brief prints the plan in plain words in the firm's name; the verification pack works every tax of one simulated life from the law; the month-by-month audit shows that life's every figure. A First 20 minutes walk takes a new user through one household.

The first page of a client brief with the firm's logo and name at the top.
The client brief, with the firm's logo and name at its top.

See it on a real client

Every page of the dashboard is in the demo, on example households, with their brief and pack.

A modelling tool for regulated advisers. It recommends no product; the advice remains yours.