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Meta-Tool · Spans the full IFR Process

Meeting Summary → Plan Engine

Paste your meeting notes. The engine parses them, fills the client profile, color-codes protection status, computes the income gap, and surfaces categorized planning recommendations across LBS, Power of Zero, Jackson, Pacific Life, and credentialed CFP/ChFC strategies.

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📝 Meeting Notes — Free-form. Numbers, names, ages, concerns — anything you'd jot down after the meeting.

👤 Client Snapshot — Parsed from your notes. Saved to the V3 client profile.

💵 Income Gap Analysis — What they need vs. what they have sustainably.

Monthly Need
Sustainable Monthly Income
Monthly Gap

🛡️ Protection Status — Color-coded against IFR / LBS Protection-First standard.

🎯 Planning Recommendations — Cross-methodology rule engine. Each rec links to relevant calculators.

📊 Quantitative Planning Model — Real math · year-by-year cash flow · Monte Carlo · scenario comparison · sensitivity · quantified $ impact

Portfolio Balance — All Scenarios over Plan Horizon

Net Annual Income — Need vs. Each Scenario

Monte Carlo — Probability Fan (500 simulations of Current Path)

500 stochastic projections using normal-distribution returns with single-stock volatility (μ=7%, σ=30%). Success = ZERO shortfall years through plan horizon. P10/P25/P50/P75/P90 = percentile of ending balance across simulations. ChFC/CFP convention: plan-success target is ≥80% probability.

Sensitivity grid for the Current Path scenario — ending balance varying with return rate × plan-to-age. Cells colored: red=depleted, yellow=stressed, green=healthy, blue=strong.

Each recommended action's $ impact over the plan horizon, calculated as the delta vs. the Current Path baseline. Ranked highest to lowest. Use these numbers in the recommendation presentation — they answer "what does this actually do for me in dollars?"

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Prepared by Nate Cocco, ChFC · Series 65 · Series 7 · Series 6 · FL Insurance Producer. Recommendations are not commitments — final implementation requires standards-of-care documentation (see Fiduciary Disclosure tool).