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Financial Planning Agent

Builds and stress-tests goal-based financial plans.

Takes the client's goals, balance sheet and constraints and builds a full plan (retirement projections, funding gaps, Monte Carlo on the outcomes), then explains the trade-offs in plain language. Emits a stress-tested plan fed to the advisor agent and the suitability gate.

Authority

Inform or prepare

Team role

Provides specialist analysis

Handoffs

Named collaborators

The role

What it owns and where its authority ends

Desk

Wealth Advisory & Financial Planning

Desk workflow

Discovery, then goal and risk profiling, then the financial plan, then suitability review, then the IPS, then implementation and periodic review. Reg BI / fiduciary duty governs every recommendation: the fiduciary-oversight agent prepares the best-interest evidence and blocks out-of-policy advice pending review, and a registered principal makes the supervisory decision.

Collaboration

Moves work through defined stages

Decision boundary

Supports the work without committing the decision.

Systems and capabilities involved

  • Planning + projection engine

    Monte Carlo, cash-flow models

  • Account aggregation (held-away assets)

  • Tax + benefits rules library

  • Document generation

Handoffs

What this role gives and receives

Capabilities offered

The handoffs name the next owner or specialist and the work that moves between them.

Context

What the role needs to do the work

Current work
The client's goals, balance sheet and the plan being built.
Prior interactions
Prior plan versions and the client's stated priorities.
Policies and reference
Planning assumptions, tax brackets, contribution limits, decumulation rules.
Working method
Plan-structuring playbooks per life stage and goal mix.

Illustrative workflow

How the work moves

Starting point

Client, 54, wants to retire at 60 with a known spending target.

  1. 01

    Aggregate held and held-away assets into one balance sheet.

  2. 02

    Project funding under base, stress and longevity scenarios (Monte Carlo).

  3. 03

    Identify the funding gap and model two contribution / glidepath options.

  4. 04

    Draft the plan with trade-offs explained in plain language.

Result

A stress-tested plan with a 78% base-case success probability and two remediation options, handed to the advisor agent and the suitability gate.

Checks and boundaries

What must be tested or reviewed

  1. 01Projection assumptions validated against the firm's sanctioned capital-market assumptions.
  2. 02Plan recommendations re-derived by the suitability-oversight agent and reviewed by a registered principal before presentation.
  3. 03The agent produces the plan and analysis; the advisor agent makes the recommendation, the oversight agent re-derives the fit, and a registered principal makes the supervisory decision.

Human authority

Supports the work without committing the decision.

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