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Plan Summary for FAs

I’d like to suggest the ability to export a text (markup, html, pdf) summary of a plan with the key assumptions, milestones, growth rates, etc in the plan. The idea is to share the concepts of the plan with someone else (like a financial advisor (FA)) to get on the same page without needing to share an account etc.

Today the assumptions are baked into tax rates where you live, things like social security kicking in, medicare, growth rates, taxes, and your own assumptions. It makes it hard to communicate what the “plan” is to someone else or even to know the full set of assumptions in your own plan.

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Suggested 13 October 2025 by user Rob Mason

Moved into Pending more detail 10 November 2025

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  • 13 October 2025 Rob Mason suggested this task

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    It feels like you would need to be able to distinguish “key” milestones, assumptions etc, vs everything else. Plans can be incredibly complex or fairly straightforward, depending on the choices of the plan creator. I’m not really sure how that would be accomplished in the current framework. This is worth trying to flesh out more, but it might be easier to explain your ideas on discord, in the #feature-ideas channel. Feel free to include pictures/ videos etc, that might help elaborate. I think many people have similar ideas, but it’s difficult to guess what people might think is “key”. The answer to this may dictate the need for a completely new mechanism to describe this.

    19 October 2025
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    Ok thanks. I think the challenge is, I build a plan on PL and spend time tweaking etc. Then I want to share it with my financial advisor to show what i’m thinking/seeing and there’s no way I’ve seen to do such a thing. Its sort of like using quickbooks but allowing your accountant to view/edit.

    20 October 2025
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    You can export your data to a file (Account Settings -> Export Data), They can sign up for a free trial, and then they can import. :P That gives them all the details!

    29 October 2025
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    Ah nice, that’s a great idea

    30 October 2025
  • 10 November 2025 Shawn @PL approved this task

  • 10 November 2025 Shawn @PL moved this task into Pending more detail