Records

Retirement accounts, with the institution and the number

Account numbers, beneficiaries, and the phone number printed on the statement.

Household records on a desk
Overview
<p>Retirement and account files are statements, beneficiary pages, and the phone numbers in the footer. One household list beats a binder in a closet and a login nobody else was given.</p><ul><li>401(k) and IRA statements</li><li>Brokerage and HSA pages</li><li>Beneficiary designations printed by the plan</li></ul><p>You approve what the vault read before any of it is used in an answer. A stale beneficiary is a flag, not a decision about who it should be.</p><p>Nothing here moves money. There is no transfer and no trading rail.</p><p>When you hire an advisor, you grant a seat. They see structure. They do not see chat you tagged private. You can revoke it.</p><p>This is not investment advice and not a robo-advisor. It answers from the pages you uploaded, and it says so when a page is missing.</p>
What you will need

What the vault stores on each account

<p>Keep statements, beneficiary pages, and footer phone numbers in one household list.</p><ul><li>401(k) and IRA statements</li><li>Brokerage pages</li><li>Beneficiary designations printed by the plan</li></ul>
<p>You approve what the vault read. A stale beneficiary is a flag, not a decision about who it should be. Nothing here moves money.</p>
How we handle it

From a statement photo to a file you can ask about

Step - 01

Upload what you have
A PDF, a photo, or a scan. No form first.
Your files
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Step - 02

Approve what it read
Numbers and dates shown before they are used.
You approve
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Step - 03

Ask in plain language
Every answer names the file and the page.
Your questions
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Step - 04

Flag what looks incomplete
Dates, blank lines, missing pages. You set who can open it.
Your rules