What Advisers Do With the Plan
1.
Start with real history, not guesswork
Replay real periods of inflation, market falls, and recoveries to understand how a plan might behave in conditions clients recognise.
2.
Test what-if scenarios
Explore alternative approaches, such as different retirement timings, income needs, or spending assumptions, and compare outcomes within the same plan.
3.
Keep the process Consistent
Apply the same evidence-based approach across clients, with clear, structured outputs that support review and advice consistency.



