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Statement of Advice for Multiple names
Hi Team,
Just want to ask if anyone here has onboarded accounts in Xplan that involved three siblings and not a couple? Do you load them as individual clients in Xplan? If so, how can you prepare a...
courtney.youngblutt
Iress Contributor
Iress ContributorFrom a data entry perspective, you could add all 3 as individual records and link them via the client group.
If using WealthSolver to model investments, you can then pull the related entity into a WealthSolver scenario created against one of the clients.
And in Portfolio, you can create a shared portfolio to hold the investments:
An alternative approach could be to add a single Trust record (Named: John, Jane & Jo Example) and provide the advice to that entity.
In either case, it is likely that the SOA will need to be manually edited post merge, as it is unlikely that it would have been specifically coded to cater for this situation.
If your SOA design allows you to prepare advice direct to the entity, opting to create a trust record may be your best bet.
I'm also interested to hear how others have handled this use case.
Thanks Courtney for this. We don't use WealthSolver, but can this be done/used for Xtools & Xtools+? At the moment, we do manually edit the SOA post merge for tricky scenarios like this. So I guess it will be up to us to assess which workaround will take longer to edit as our Trust SOA is coded (and worded) quite differently from an Individual or Joint SOA.
Hoping others can also share how they've dealt with similar scenarios 🙂
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