For the investor who questions everything.
The portfolio audit and action plan your advisor won't send you.
Timeline, risk comfort, what you're investing for. 5 questions.
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Real returns vs benchmarks. Income forecast. Fees exposed. Allocation gaps mapped. A specific, prioritized action plan.
Every number sourced. Every insight justified. Every claim auditable.
"You have $847,000 across 4 accounts. 68% stocks, 27% bonds, 5% cash. Here's how that breaks down by geography and size."
"Your portfolio returned 11.4% this year. The S&P 500 returned 13.2%. That gap cost you $24,800. Here's exactly which positions dragged."
"You'll collect $14,260 in dividends and interest over the next 12 months, paid mostly in March, June, Sept, and Dec. Here's the calendar."
"You're paying $4,200/year in fees across all accounts. Over 20 years, that compounds to $156,000. Here's exactly where it's going."
"You want 70% stocks, you have 68%. You want 20% international, you have 12%. Here's the gap visualized across 5 dimensions."
"Your fund charges 0.45%. This equivalent fund charges 0.03%. Same investments, $3,800/year less in fees. Here are 6 more swaps like this."
"Do this first. Then this. Here's why, here's how, here's exactly what to click. Week 1: these 3 moves. Week 2: these 2 moves."
"If you make these changes, you'll realize $12,000 in gains. At your bracket, that's $2,400 in taxes. Here's how to minimize it."
"Your portfolio in plain English. A full-paragraph synthesis of where you stand, what's working, and what isn't. Written so you can hand it to your spouse or your CPA."
Move the sliders. See your number.
The fee compounds against you - it's not just of your portfolio, it's of your growth.
That's money that could be compounding for you, not compounding for someone else.
1% advisory fee compounding against a $2.5M portfolio. That's before fund expense ratios. Exposed in 8 minutes.
Her 401(k) target-date fund charges 0.45%. Comparable index funds cost 0.06%. She didn't know.
These aren't worst cases. They're ordinary portfolios with ordinary fees. The math just hasn't been done for you before.
| Feature | Unmanaged | Financial Advisor | Robo-Advisor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | ✓ From $149 or $399/year | 1% AUM/year forever | 0.25%/year forever |
| Specific action plan | ✓ Account-aware, tax-aware, priority-ordered | Verbal advice, quarterly meetings | Generic portfolio adjustments |
| Performance reporting | ✓ Real returns vs S&P 500, 60/40, Bloomberg Agg + income forecast | Quarterly PDF with a sales pitch buried inside | Returns only - no benchmark context |
| Fee transparency | ✓ Every expense ratio surfaced + lifetime projection | Rarely disclosed in context | Partial - own fees only |
| Fund alternatives | ✓ Specific cheaper replacements with comparison math | Conflicts of interest | Limited to platform funds |
| Tax optimization | ✓ Account-type-aware insights | Varies by advisor | Basic tax-saving trades |
| Show the math | ✓ Every calculation visible and auditable | "Trust me" / black box | Algorithm, no visibility |
| Lock-in | ✓ None - cancel anytime | Annual agreements | Ongoing subscription |
You're smart enough to make your own decisions.
The industry just made it hard on purpose - burying the data you need behind jargon, fees, and quarterly meetings that say nothing. We give it back to you.
Two reports a year. Continuous drift monitoring. Same price whether you have $100K or $10M.
Or try a single report for $149 - upgrade anytime, we credit the $149.
Not investment advice. We present data and options - every decision is yours.
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"I've been paying my advisor $18K/year for 'stay the course' advice. Unmanaged showed me I could save $140K in fund fees alone."
- Early beta user, $1.8M portfolio
"I thought my Fidelity 401(k) was fine. Turns out I was paying 6x more in expense ratios than I needed to. The action plan took me 20 minutes to execute."
- Product manager, $350K portfolio
"The report looks like something a $25K/year advisor would produce. Except it actually shows its math."
- Software engineer, $900K portfolio
Research, data, and the takes on fees the industry won't put in your quarterly statement.
Here's the math. Make your own decision.