Tax-Smart Household Management

Where We Fit: We maximize a household asset optimization plan by focusing on the "Manage" piece.

The objective of saving and investing is to:

  • Maximize asset accumulation
  • Draw a comfortable, sustainable income over the retirement years

As Baby Boomers enter retirement, and others save and invest for the future, a variety of different products, programs and platforms are being built to address the fundamental need of optimally managing financial matters over a decades-long retirement.

Most Neglected

The majority of these products, programs and platforms address planning and investing. A third, and most often neglected, element is needed to complete a comprehensive plan. This is the "manage" piece, which takes the plan and product and asset allocation decisions an advisor and client formulate and puts them into action.

"Manage" for Better Outcomes

LifeYield ROI™ is the first offering to "manage" this in an efficient and consistent way. It is a product neutral software solution that consumes any product allocation – from individual equities to ETFs to tax free municipal bonds – and suggests the best trade orders throughout accumulation and de-cumulation so a client's plan can optimally maximize investment returns and retirement income.

LifeYield ROI™

What People Are Saying

"LifeYield ROI™ enhances the retirement income process we practice. It allows our advisors a faster and easier way to generate maximum income from client portfolios and demonstrates to clients how they can achieve more income over time, giving them greater incentive to bring more assets to SunTrust."

Ken Yarbrough, Senior Vice President, Director of Retirement Strategies, SunTrust, Inc.

News & Events

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Jefferies Selects LifeYield ROI™ for its Full Service Wealth Management Platform
February 1, 2010 | More »

Account Consolidation Leader, Albridge Solutions, Partners with LifeYield, LLC
January 19, 2010 | More »

LifeYield Hires Martin Cowley as Executive Vice President, Product Development
December 14, 2009 | More »