What We Analyze

Everything your advisor checks.
And everything they skip.

Thirteen sections of analysis, each one deeper than most advisors deliver in a year of quarterly meetings.

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Ignored by most. Analyzed by us.

Hidden in Plain Sight

The expense ratio gap

Your advisor has you in funds charging 0.72%. Index funds tracking the same benchmark cost 0.03%. That gap compounds to six figures over your investment lifetime.

Nobody Checks This

Account-type mismatch

High-yield bonds in your taxable account? Growth stocks in your traditional IRA? The same fund in different account types has dramatically different after-tax returns.

The Silent Drag

Overlapping holdings

Three different funds that all hold the same top 50 stocks. You think you're diversified. You're paying three expense ratios for the same exposure.

The Expensive Default

401(k) fund choices

Your employer's 401(k) has 20 funds. The default target-date fund charges 0.45%. The S&P 500 index option charges 0.02%. We show you which actually make sense.

Section 01

Portfolio Overview

A snapshot of your entire household — total value, number of positions, Health Score (0–100), and cash drag percentage. Across every account, every holding.

Interactive charts show your current asset allocation and geographic distribution at a glance. Not a single pie chart — a complete picture.

Your Health Score is a precise measurement across every dimension — alignment, fees, diversity — weighted by how much each gap actually costs you.

Portfolio Overview Live
Total Value $847,320
Positions 12
Cash Drag 8.4%
47
Health Score
Below average — 5 gaps identified
Score weighted by how much each gap costs you.
Section 02

Your Target Mix

Your Target Allocation 5 dimensions
US Stocks50%
International20%
Bonds20%
Real Assets5%
Cash5%
Adjust any slider — analysis recalculates in real time.

Your portfolio is analyzed across 5 independent dimensions — not just one allocation chart:

  • Asset Class Equities, bonds, real assets, commodities, alternatives, cash
  • Geography US, international developed, emerging markets
  • Market Cap Large, mid, small, micro
  • Style Growth vs. value vs. blend
  • Sector Tech, healthcare, financials, energy, and more

We generate a starting model based on your risk profile. Then you explore — adjust any target and watch the analysis recalculate in real time.

Section 03

Gap Analysis

Your current allocation vs. your target — visualized with grouped bar charts and gap tables showing exact dollar amounts for every category.

Tabbed views let you switch between all 5 dimensions. For each gap, we show how far off you are, in both percentage and dollars.

Not all gaps are equal — a 2% overweight in large-cap US equity matters less than a 2% gap in your bond allocation if you're 5 years from retirement. We flag the gaps that cost you the most first.

Gap Analysis 3 gaps flagged
Current Target
Bonds
−18%
Int'l
−15%
US Stocks
+35%
Cash
+3%
Real Assets
Gaps sorted by cost impact, not size.
Section 04

Fee Exposure

Lifetime Fee Exposure $342,000
5yr
$28,400
10yr
$68,100
15yr
$124,800
20yr
$210,500
30yr
$342,000
Advisory AUM fee + fund expense ratios, compounded.

A single hero number shows your estimated lifetime fee exposure. Then an itemized breakdown: advisory AUM fees and fund expense ratios — each with annual cost and compounding projections.

Projection bars show the fee impact at 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 years. This is usually the moment people realize what they've been paying.

We present it with the math, not with panic. A forward-path card shows what your data says you can do about it.

Section 05

Fund Cost Comparison

For every fund in your portfolio with a cheaper equivalent, we show you the alternative — side by side.

Not "consider low-cost index funds." Specific funds, specific tickers, specific expense ratios, and the 20-year savings for each swap. We have no financial relationship with any fund company.

Fund Alternatives $18,400 potential savings
Your Fund ER Alternative ER 20yr
PAVE 0.60% VIS (Vanguard) 0.10% $14,200
ARKK 0.75% VGT (Vanguard) 0.10% $4,200
IVV 0.03% VOO (Vanguard) 0.03%
No financial relationship with any fund company.

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Section 06

Action Plan

Your Action Plan 4 actions
#1 Priority
Sell PAVE → Buy VIS (Vanguard)
~$42,000 Saves $1,420/yr
fees allocation
#2
Deploy $68K cash → VTI
~$68,000 Reduces cash drag
allocation tax
#3
Add VXUS for international exposure
~$18,000 Closes int'l gap
allocation

This is where everyone else stops. Other tools show you charts and projections. Then they leave you thinking "okay, but what do I actually DO?"

  • Account & action Which account to act in, what to consider selling or buying
  • Specific funds Tickers and expense ratios, not generic recommendations
  • Dollar amounts & rationale Exactly how much, and exactly why
  • Action tags Each card tagged: allocation, fees, tax, simplification

This is the part that would cost you $25,000/year from an advisor. If they even gave it to you this specifically. Most don't.

Section 07

Execution Sequence

If you choose to act, here's how to sequence it. A week-by-week phased timeline:

Week 1

Deploy IRA Cash

No tax impact

Week 2

Simplify

Consolidate positions

Week 3

Diversify

Redeploy proceeds

Week 4

Verify

Confirm & document

IRA transactions first (no tax impact), then taxable account changes sequenced to minimize disruption. Each phase includes specific actions, accounts, and dollar amounts.

Section 08

Tax Considerations

Estimated Tax Impact Taxable account only
Estimated gains $42,000
Tax at bracket
15% (long-term) $6,300
20% (long-term) $8,400
23.8% (with NIIT) $9,996

Tip: Splitting sales across Dec/Jan could keep you in the 15% bracket. Estimated savings: $2,100

Not tax advice — data for your CPA conversation.

Estimated capital gains from taxable account changes, shown at multiple tax brackets (15%, 20%, and with NIIT at 23.8%). Plus specific strategies to consider:

  • Holding periods Verify long-term rates before selling
  • Year-splitting Spread sales across tax years if near a bracket threshold
  • Loss harvesting Identify positions with losses to harvest against gains
  • Contribution maximization Maximize retirement contributions to reduce AGI
  • Charitable giving Consider gifting appreciated shares instead of selling

This is not tax advice. We present the data so you can have an informed conversation with your tax professional.

Section 09

Before & After

A side-by-side comparison of key portfolio metrics if all action plan options were implemented.

Risk level, equity/bond allocation, international exposure, cash drag, sector concentration, position count, and weighted average expense ratio — before and after, at a glance.

Portfolio Snapshot If all actions taken
Before After
Bonds 0% 7%
Int'l 5.4% 18%
Cash drag 15.8% 3%
Avg ER 0.48% 0.06%
Health Score 47 81
All metrics shown before and after implementing the full action plan.
Section 10
Asset Location Efficiency ⚠ 2 issues
Holding Location Status
AGG (Bond ETF) Taxable ⚠ Move to IRA
VNQ (REIT) Taxable ⚠ Move to IRA
VTI (US Equity) Taxable ✓ Optimal
VXUS (Intl) Taxable ✓ Optimal
BND (Bonds) 401(k) ✓ Optimal
Est. annual tax drag saved $2,400/yr

Asset Location Optimization

It's not just what you own — it's where you own it. The same fund in a taxable account vs. an IRA can cost you thousands over time.

We analyze which of your holdings are tax-inefficient (high dividends, frequent distributions, bond funds) and flag when they're sitting in the wrong account type.

Then we show the optimal location for each asset class — and estimate how much you could save by reorganizing.

Section 11

Behavioral Insights

Your portfolio tells a story about how you invest — and sometimes reveals patterns you didn't know you had.

We detect common behavioral biases that cost investors money: home bias, recency bias, loss aversion, and familiarity bias.

We're not here to judge. These biases are human. But seeing them clearly is the first step to deciding whether to act on them.

Behavioral Flags 3 detected
Home Bias ⚠ High

92% US allocation vs. 60% global benchmark

Recency Bias ⚠ Detected

3 of top-5 holdings are 2023–2024 performers

Loss Aversion ⚠ Likely

2 positions held >18 months, each down 30%+

Familiarity Bias ✓ None

No single-stock concentration issues detected

Section 12
True Diversification Score Moderate

72

/ 100

Holdings analyzed 14
Avg. correlation 0.71
Effective assets 4.2

True Diversification Score

Owning 20 funds doesn't mean you're diversified. If they all move together, you have complexity without benefit.

We calculate the correlation between your holdings and score your actual diversification — not just how many line items you have.

A portfolio of 5 uncorrelated assets can be more diversified than 50 tech stocks. We show you which one you have.

Section 13

Analysis Summary

A plain-language narrative of your portfolio findings. Not bullet points — full paragraphs explaining your portfolio composition, key findings, and important context.

Written so you can hand it to your spouse, your CPA, or read it yourself and understand exactly where you stand.

The language adapts to you. New to investing? We explain the basics. Experienced? We skip them. Your report speaks your language.

Portfolio Summary Page 1 of 3

Overview

Key Findings

What to Do

Language adapted for your experience level

Every number has a source.
Every insight has a reason.

Click any number in your report. You'll see the calculation.
Click any option. You'll see why.
Click any fund alternative. You'll see the comparison.

No black boxes. No "our proprietary algorithm determined."
Algorithms, yes. Proprietary, no. You can check our work. That's the point.

We show you the math.
You decide.

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