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For many high-net-worth investors, the real problem is not a lack of assets, it's a lack of clarity.
The Problem
Accounts everywhere. Old 401(k)s, IRAs, taxable brokerage accounts, bank accounts, HSAs, deferred comp plans, and more—across multiple custodians and firms.
“Back of the envelope” planning. Rules of thumb (“4% withdrawal rule,” “I think we’re fine”) stand in for a real plan grounded in detailed cash flow and longevity assumptions.
No unified balance sheet. You may know approximate totals, but not how assets and debts line up across entities, ownership types, and risk levels.
Spreadsheets that don’t update themselves. You or a spouse may have built a detailed Excel model—years ago. It now drifts away from reality with each new account, tax rule, or life event.
Advisors focused only on investments. Many firms talk primarily about performance and allocations, without ever building a robust net worth and cash flow framework that ties investments to your actual life.
“Are we overspending?”
“Can we afford to help our kids with a home or business?”
“What happens if there is another big market drawdown—or one of us retires earlier than expected?”
Heirloom’s Net Worth and Cash Flow Statements are part of an integrated planning process that covers everything money touches—investments, taxes, retirement income, estate and legacy, college funding, and more. The goal is simple: organize and simplify every aspect of every dollar.
Here’s how the process typically works:
Investment and retirement accounts (taxable, IRA, Roth, 401(k)/403(b), deferred comp, etc.)
Banking and cash reserves
Business interests, equity stakes, and stock options
Real estate holdings and related liabilities
Loans, credit lines, and other obligations
Insurance policies with cash value or significant financial implications
Lists assets and liabilities in an organized, intuitive format
Differentiates between liquid, semi-liquid, and illiquid assets
Highlights concentrations and dependencies (such as a large single-stock position or a business representing a significant share of your net worth)
Clarifies ownership (individual, joint, entity, trust) where relevant
Inflows: salary, bonuses, business income, pensions,
Social Security, rental income, portfolio withdrawals, and other sources
Outflows: lifestyle spending, debt service, insurance premiums, education funding, charitable giving, and major planned purchases or projects
Taxes: high-level estimates of federal and (where applicable) state income tax, plus the impact of capital gains, RMDs, and other taxable events
How your income and expenses are expected to evolve
Which accounts are funding which phases of your life
How your portfolio and net worth may change under different assumptions
Investment strategy. Heirloom uses your net worth and cash flow needs to inform portfolio design, risk levels, and asset location (which investments sit in which accounts).
Tax planning. Cash flow projections help guide decisions like Roth conversions, gain realization, charitable giving strategies, and retirement income sequencing—always in coordination with your tax professional.
Retirement income planning. The statements inform when and how to transition from earning to drawing on your assets, and how to balance withdrawals from taxable, tax-deferred, and tax-free accounts.
Estate and legacy planning. Clarity around where assets sit and how they are titled allows for better alignment with your estate documents, beneficiary designations, and legacy goals.
Walk through where you stand today in clear, plain language
Show how spending, gifting, or retirement changes affect your long-term trajectory
Highlight tradeoffs: for example, retiring earlier versus keeping a business for a few more years, or increasing charitable giving versus accelerating mortgage payoff
Every client’s situation is unique, and Heirloom never guarantees specific outcomes. However, high-net-worth families who engage deeply with this process typically experience several important benefits.
Instead of relying on gut feel or scattered statements, you and your spouse/partner can see:
A clear net worth figure, updated and organized
How assets and liabilities are distributed across accounts and entities
A realistic picture of your ability to support your lifestyle, both now and in retirement
This reduces the uncertainty that often lingers even when assets are substantia
Better Decisions Around Spending, Saving, and Gifting
With a robust cash flow framework, decisions become less emotional and more data-driven:
“Can we increase travel spending?”
“Can we help our children with a home down payment or business?”
“What size charitable commitments fit comfortably within our plan?”
You can see the tradeoffs quantified in your projections, rather than guessing
For clients approaching or in retirement, the Net Worth and Cash Flow Statements help answer questions like:
“Can we retire now, or are we better off waiting?”
“How do we structure withdrawals to support our lifestyle and manage taxes?”
“What happens if markets are rough early in retirement?”
While no plan can remove all risk, having a detailed, living model can significantly improve your confidence in major decisions.
Many Heirloom clients started out managing their finances with personal spreadsheets or mental tracking. Over time, those methods can become unwieldy and error-prone, especially as net worth grows and complexity increases.
Delegating the heavy lifting to a professional team—while still understanding the outputs—can free up mental space and reduce the risk of important details slipping through the cracks.
Heirloom’s Net Worth and Cash Flow Statements are especially valuable for:
with multiple accounts, entities, and income sources who want everything brought into one coherent framework.
whose wealth sits across operating companies, real estate, and investment accounts and who need to see how it all fits together.
with equity compensation, deferred comp, and complex retirement packages.
who want to move from “I think we’re okay” to “we have a clear, tested plan.”
because they have never been given a comprehensive net worth and cash flow picture, despite significant assets.
stepping into higher complexity (sale of a business, inheritance, concentrated stock position) who want to start with a solid, organized foundation.
A net worth statement shows everything you own minus everything you owe—including investments, real estate, cash, and liabilities. At Heirloom, the net worth statement provides a clear snapshot of a client’s financial position and serves as a foundational reference point for decision-making across retirement, tax, and legacy planning.
Net worth statements are not static documents. They are continuously updated as part of the financial plan to reflect changes in assets, liabilities, income, and goals. This allows Heirloom to evaluate how spending, saving, investing, and debt decisions impact long-term outcomes and probability of success.
Net worth and cash flow work together. Understanding how much is coming in and going out each year helps ensure spending aligns with long-term sustainability. If actual spending differs materially from planned spending, Heirloom can adjust account withdrawals, tax strategies, and investment positioning accordingly.
Many clients are surprised—often positively—by how much they have accumulated over time, especially after years of diligent saving and debt reduction. Seeing a consolidated net worth can provide reassurance, clarity, and confidence, particularly for clients who have never viewed their finances in one complete picture before.
Clients review their net worth and cash flow statements at every planning meeting, often multiple times per year. This regular review ensures decisions remain aligned with reality, not assumptions, and allows the plan to evolve as life, markets, and priorities change.
This initial conversation is designed to understand your goals, current situation, and priorities. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, explore how Heirloom’s integrated approach works, and determine whether a longer-term relationship makes sense—without pressure or obligation.
A coordinated approach to managing investments, planning, and cash flow, designed to bring clarity and confidence to your financial life today and over time.
Tax strategies integrated with your broader wealth plan, helping inform decisions, improve efficiency, and support long-term outcomes through coordinated planning.

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