SEI LifeYield Tax-Smart Transitions

SEI LifeYield Tax-Smart Transitions

Technology that allows advisors and firms to standardize and automate multi-account transitions and show clients their tax savings.

Save taxes, limit drift, and avoid wash sales


Automate multi-account transitions

Automate multi-account transitions

Apply asset location, tax-lot selection, and rebalancing at scale with the goal of lowering investors’ tax exposure and improving after-tax returns.

Personalize client account management

Personalize client account management

Set tax budgets, timelines, risk tolerance, and target allocations or models. SEI LifeYield Tax-Smart Transitions does the rest.

Reduce portfolio drift and risk

Manage portfolio drift and risk

Evaluate and compare various transition scenarios based on tax budgets and drift from target portfolio allocations.

Preserve assets for potential future growth

Preserve assets for potential future growth

Multi-account, multi-period transitions potentially limit capital gains and income taxes, keeping more money invested and under management.

Present clients with reports on taxes saved

Present clients with reports on taxes saved

Deliver client-ready reports with estimates of taxes saved and potential future account values.

How it works

Meet today’s challenges head on

Industry-leading household tax management APIs

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