Every 401k, IRA and Roth
is inside a system
you don't control.

The Wealth Exposure Index measures what your statement never shows. How your wealth is silently claimed — through visibility, tax, and control. In 60 seconds, you get your exposure score — then a personalized reading that shows you exactly what that number means for your money. No paperwork. No advisor call.

What's Your Exposure Score?

9 questions. 60 seconds.

The number nobody runs

Your balance is only half the picture.

Retirement plans are built to answer one question: how much do I have? Balances, returns, a projection that climbs. It's the number every statement shows you.

There's a second number underneath it — how much of that is actually yours to keep, use, and pass on, and how much is exposed to forces outside your plan. What the system can see and schedule. Which system taxes it, and on whose terms. Who actually controls when and how you can reach it.

Most people have never seen that number. The Index is built to show it to you.

What the Index measures

Three ways a strong plan stays exposed.

Most tools measure whether your plan is efficient. The Index measures something underneath that — which system your wealth lives inside, and how much of it that system can still reach.

The root condition

Visibility

It starts here. What the system can see, it can reach — automatically, every year. The taxes, the timing, the rules your heirs inherit all follow from it.

The consequence

Tax

Because it's visible, it's taxable — at a rate someone else sets. Deferring never moved your wealth out of that system; it only postponed the bill.

The consequence

Control

Because it's visible, it's controllable — the access, the timing, the transfer. Age rules, penalties, schedules: terms you didn't set and can't renegotiate.

What you receive

A diagnostic reading.

The Index scores your exposure. The Reading interprets it.

What it's costing you

The modeled dollar cost behind your exposure — across Visibility, Tax, and Control — calculated from your answers.

Where you're exposed

Visibility, Tax, and Control — each one measured from low to high exposure.

The Wealth Exposure Reading™

A written analysis of your exposure — what each one means, what it's quietly costing you, and where your wealth is most at risk.

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exposure score.

Nine questions. 60 seconds. Free — no paperwork, no advisor call.

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Who this is built for

For people who've already built the balance.

The Index is designed for households with $500,000 or more in retirement assets — the people who did the hard part right, and whose exposure is now large enough to be worth measuring precisely.

You've accumulated real retirement wealth and want to understand its exposure, not just its balance.
You'd rather see the honest reading than be sold a conclusion.
You want to know what your plan hasn't answered before you decide anything.
Your reading is free

The Exposure That Doesn't Appear On Your Statement.

Nine questions. 60 seconds. A clear reading of where the wealth you've built is exposed — and where it isn't.

Get your exposure score
Building your reading
Applying the rules already written to the situation you described.
Your Wealth Exposure Score

Here is the shape of your exposure.

This is your score across the three axes the Index measures. The overall figure is where your plan sits on the exposure scale — from well-protected to highly exposed.

Overall exposure
0/100
Well protectedHighly exposed
What this doesn't show yet

You've seen the score. You haven't seen the cost.

Your score shows where your wealth is exposed. What it doesn't yet show is what that exposure is calculated to cost — the dollar figures behind each axis. Your full reading has them.

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The Reading is built for a specific situation.

The Wealth Exposure Reading™ is designed for households with substantial accumulated assets, where the exposure is large enough to be worth measuring precisely. Based on what you shared, the deeper reading wouldn't tell you much you don't already know.

The foundational planning steps — building savings capacity, emergency reserves, and the basics — matter most at this stage. When your situation changes, the Reading will be here.

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