Updated Articles

  1. Downloading a Report for Your Clients

    A report provides a quick, customizable snapshot of your client's financial data. It is generated as a PDF, making it easy to share digitally or print. The report automatically reflects the scenario currently displayed on the Structured Income ...
  2. Goals and Objectives

    The Goals and Objectives section in SIPS allows you to enter a client’s financial goals and primary concerns. Information entered here is automatically included in the Goals section of all generated reports.   Below is the hypothetical clien...
  3. Assets

    In the Client Dashboard, the Assets page is used to record and update a client’s assets.   Below is the hypothetical client we will use as an example.    Client Information:   John Doe, age 58; birth date: 01/01/1968; r...
  4. Incomes

    Within the Client Dashboard, the Income page is where you enter the client’s income details.  Below is the hypothetical client we will use as an example.    Client Information:   John Doe, age 58; birth date: 01/01/1968; ret...
  5. Client Information

    After clicking on “Add a New Case,” the next screen SIPS takes you to is the Client Information page. The screen is part of the Client Dashboard settings. Under the Client Dashboard settings are Client Information, Incomes,  Assets, and   Go...
  6. Case Study #01: Single Household in 50's; Retiring at 67

    These case studies feature a realistic hypothetical client to demonstrate the power of SIPS . We will provide an in-depth analysis of structured income plans, focusing on cash flow management and tax strategy. Key Highlights: Wealth Pro...
  7. Understanding a Structured Income Plan that has a Target Income and an After-Tax Target Columns

    This how‑to article explains the purpose of each item on the structured income plan page.  Below is the hypothetical example we will use.   Client Information:   Jane Doe, age 61; birth date: 01/01/1965; retirement age: 67 ...
  8. 01/18/2026 Software update

    Summary  As part of the implementation of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB), the IRS added new fields to form 1040.  These changes were implemented in SIPS in Q4 2025.  This created a situation where Cashflow and Tax Advisor scenarios for ...
  9. Understanding Your Case Capacity

    If you subscribe to a level of maximum plans in SIPS and find that you are out of capacity to add more, you can upgrade your subscription or delete old cases to get back under the maximum.   If you are over or out of capacity, you simply won’t be...
  10. Using The Retirement Fiscal Cliff Function for a New Client

    Use the Retirement Fiscal Cliff function to quickly build a structured income plan for a new client. This guide outlines the process for creating a preliminary planning scenario, beginning on the Your Case List Landing page. The instructions belo...