Human second opinion

Your plan first. Human judgment when you want it.

Build and understand your retirement plan yourself, then choose whether an independent fiduciary should review the questions that still matter.

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Build firstYour PortfolioYou plan remains the starting point.

No blank intake form and no need to surrender control of the process.

2
Compare factsSee credentials, fees, minimums, and specialties.

Sponsored visibility is separate from objective profile information.

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Share deliberatelyPreview exactly what the adviser may receive.

Nothing is transmitted until you request and confirm an introduction.

A calmer handoff

Arrive with an organized plan—not a blank questionnaire.

PortfolioYou turns your saved household, spending, portfolio, and retirement inputs into a concise Plan Brief. The adviser can spend the first conversation on decisions rather than data collection.

Private Plan Brief

You decide how much context leaves PortfolioYou.

HouseholdIndividual plan1 person · through age 100
Retirement assets$00 tax-mapped accounts
Reliable income$0Annual amount at selected start ages
Plan foundation16% completeSpending still missing
What a future adviser may see
Never included

Account numbers, brokerage credentials, Social Security numbers, tax returns, or authority to trade.

Independent adviser marketplace

Compare the relationship—not a manufactured ranking.

The founding adviser network is being assembled. The cards below demonstrate the facts every live profile must disclose.

Founding networkPreview profiles only
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Jordan Lee

Harbor Retirement Planning · Sample firm

Focuses on turning investment portfolios into resilient retirement income, with special attention to liquidity and early-retirement market risk.

Fictional demonstration—not a participating adviser or firm and not accepting introductions.

Retirement incomePortfolio and sequence riskSocial Security
Fee model
Fee-only
Relationship
Project or ongoing
Minimum
$1M
Availability
Virtual planning · Virtual
Independent verificationHow IAPD verification works ↗
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Fictional sample portrait for Marcus Reed

Marcus Reed

Compass Tax & Retirement · Sample firm

Helps households coordinate Roth conversions, account sequencing, and estate goals so taxes support—not dictate—the retirement plan.

Fictional demonstration—not a participating adviser or firm and not accepting introductions.

Tax-aware withdrawalsRetirement incomeEstate and legacy
Fee model
Flat-fee project
Relationship
One-time planning
Minimum
None stated
Availability
Local or virtual · Virtual
Independent verificationHow IAPD verification works ↗
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Fictional sample portrait for Elena Ramirez

Elena Ramirez

Generations Planning Collective · Sample firm

Works with couples navigating Social Security, Medicare, survivor planning, and legacy decisions across a multi-decade retirement.

Fictional demonstration—not a participating adviser or firm and not accepting introductions.

Healthcare and MedicareSocial SecurityEstate and legacy
Fee model
Hourly
Relationship
One-time planning
Minimum
None stated
Availability
Virtual planning · Virtual
Independent verificationHow IAPD verification works ↗
How PortfolioYou is paid

Participating advisers are independent firms. Some may pay PortfolioYou fixed advertising or platform fees. Sponsorship is labeled and never changes your plan analysis or control over sharing.

Public star ratings will remain off until verified-review and moderation controls are in place.
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Your review request

What should another professional pressure-test?

Select the decisions you want examined. This is a request for a conversation—not authorization to manage money or place trades.

Choose review priorities

Conversation kit

Five questions every retirement adviser should answer clearly.

  1. 01

    How are you paid?Ask for every source of compensation and whether fees change by product or asset level.

  2. 02

    Will you act as a fiduciary at all times?Clarify whether the professional also acts as a broker or insurance agent.

  3. 03

    What happens in the first bear market?Look for a specific liquidity and spending process—not a promise about returns.

  4. 04

    How do taxes shape withdrawals?Ask how taxable, traditional, Roth, HSA, and survivor accounts are coordinated.

  5. 05

    What will I receive in writing?Request the planning scope, assumptions, fees, conflicts, and ongoing review cadence.