Explore estate planning scenarios with your clients

Model different possibilities, understand their financial implications and help clients see how planning decisions could affect what ultimately happens to their wealth.

Build and compare estate planning scenarios

Turn your client's estate information into different planning scenarios without building complex models from scratch.

Explore changes to beneficiaries, gifts, trusts and other estate decisions, and compare how different scenarios could affect the outcome for the estate and the people your client cares about.

Make scenario planning a natural extension of the broader financial planning conversation.

eState Planner simplifying estate planning for lawyers and financial planners

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Show clients what could happen to their wealth

Turn estate planning scenarios into interactive visualizations that show how assets could move through the estate and ultimately to beneficiaries.

Explore scenarios together and see how changes to the plan affect the outcome, making complex decisions easier to understand, compare and discuss than through numbers or legal documents alone.

Understand the potential tax implications

Automatically calculate potential income tax arising at death based on the assets and information in your client's estate.

See how different scenarios may affect the estate and bring considerations around tax, liquidity and wealth transfer into the planning conversation.

My clients appreciate the visual and narrative summaries and document guides.

Frederick Glady, Barrister & Solicitor - Glady Law

Estate plans that are simple to create and even simpler to explain to clients

Simple, intuitive interface

With eState Planner, drag and drop assets for a simple user experience. And yet, the program is powerful enough to handle even the most complex scenarios.

Visual summaries for clients

Provide clients with a clear visual summary of their estate plan that can be reviewed, shared, and referenced after planning discussions.

Simplified planning scenarios

With the 3-2-3 model, we simplified the will planning process into three scenarios: surviving spouse, descendants only, and no descendants. This way, each client can understand the impact of decisions made under each scenario.

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