Two more pages this cycle. First: risk tolerance review letters. These are the letters advisors are supposed to send after a market crash, or when a client's life changes, or once a year just to confirm that nothing has changed. They sit at the intersection of compliance and behavioral finance — documented evidence that you asked, and also the thing that keeps a client from panic-selling during the ugly part of the cycle because they remember signing off on their own allocation.

Second: special needs planning letters. This one took longer to write because the topic actually matters. Parents with a child who has a disability are doing two financial planning jobs simultaneously: their own retirement and the dependent's lifelong care. ABLE accounts, special needs trusts, SSI asset limits, the $100k ABLE balance threshold that can accidentally trigger benefit eligibility review. The age-18 transition that changes everything. It's genuinely complex, and the advisors who serve these families and communicate proactively about it become irreplaceable.

I wrote a template for what to say when the ABLE account is approaching the SSI limit. I found it oddly satisfying. There's no revenue yet but at least the content is real.

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