Your whole financial plan, in plain answers
I built Third Wind to run my own family's plan. Before anyone else uses it, I'd like your honest reaction.
See what's insideIt answers questions like
- Will our money last?
- Can we retire early?
- Where should our savings go?
- Are we insured enough?
- What should we do next?
Trying it
- A 30-minute call to show you around
- Your own numbers, if you'd like
- Tell me what helped and what didn't
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Want the details first? Keep readingWhat's inside
Most families have a 401(k) here, a brokerage account there, insurance from work and a will from years ago. Nobody looks at it all together. Third Wind does, and turns it into a short list of answers and next steps.
- 401(k) and IRAs
- Brokerage
- Bank and cards
- Insurance
- Will and trust
- Tax return
- Plain answers
- Next steps
What you get
Know whether you're on track
See where your money is headed in weak, average and strong markets, in today's dollars.
- The return your plan needs, and how much room you have
- Whether you can retire before 59½, and pay for health cover until Medicare
- What happens if markets fall just as you stop working
- Whether college and retirement savings collide
Keep more of what you earn
The tax moves that matter for your household, with the trade-off stated.
- Which account your next savings dollar should go to
- Whether a Roth conversion pays, counting health cover costs and Medicare surcharges
- When to give to charity, and which shares to give
- A year-end checklist to hand to your accountant
Invest with a clear rule
Every account looked at together, not one at a time.
- A level of risk you choose from a set of model portfolios
- Your mix checked across every account, with a wide band before anything changes
- Which account should hold what, to lower your taxes
- What fees will cost you over your lifetime, in dollars
Protect your family
The gaps that matter most if something happens to one of you.
- Life, disability and liability cover measured against what your family would need
- Every beneficiary checked against your will and trust
- Whether your will, guardians and powers of attorney are current
See where the money goes
Spending read from your bank and card statements, not a budget you have to keep.
- What you really spend, fixed and flexible
- How this month compares with a usual month
- Where you could spend less, if you want to
How it's different
What you walk away with
- A plain answer to "are we on track?"
- A short list of next steps, most important first
- A written report to keep and share with your accountant or attorney
- A record of what we decided, so next year starts where this one ended
Fair questions
Ready to try it?
Reply to my text and we'll find 30 minutes.