For clients
Your wealth is spread across custodians, retirement plans, banks, and funds. Pantile puts all of it on one record, then does the work of turning that into a plan you can actually follow.
Your dashboard
Every account at every institution on a single screen, reconciled overnight. Including the ones you have to go looking for today: the old 401(k), the fund you committed to years ago, the checking account your savings actually come out of.
Total net worth
$2,847,300
Across 5 institutions, reconciled today
Invested
$2,763,350
Saved this year
$96,400
28% of income
Cash
$83,950
Net worth over time
All accountsEvery account you hold
Joint brokerage
Fidelity
Rollover IRA
Schwab
401(k)
Held away, Empower
Venture fund II
Private, capital called 60%
Cash and savings
Chase, connected
Your documents
Trusts, tax returns, grant agreements, and statements in one vault your advisor can see too. The vault also tracks what is missing, so a stale beneficiary form gets found before it matters rather than after.
Intake documents
14 files
Reports and analyses
23 files
Agreements
6 files
Recently filed
Revocable trust, restated
Signed Mar 2024
2025 federal return, Form 1040
Added by your advisor
ISO grant agreement, 12,000 shares
Vesting through 2029
What is still missing
1 openTrust document
2025 tax return
Beneficiary designation, rollover IRA
Last updated before your 2023 marriage
Your advisor
Ask a question the moment it occurs to you, from your phone or the web, and pick the thread back up wherever you left it. No scheduling a call to ask something that takes a sentence to answer.
Messages
David Baines
Your advisor
Tax team
Q4 planning
David Baines
Usually replies within the hour
My RSUs vest next Friday. Do I sell or hold?
Holding puts you at 31% of net worth in one stock. I ran both paths against your plan, sending it now.
And what does selling cost me in tax?
Theo
Theo reads your record, not the internet. Ask what a withdrawal would cost you, why a month looked the way it did, or what a document you signed years ago actually says, and get an answer in plain language you can take to your advisor.
What would pulling $50,000 out of my IRA actually cost me?
Theo
About $18,400. The withdrawal lands on top of your salary, which puts it in the 24% federal bracket, and Colorado adds 4.4%. Under 59 and a half, there is also the 10% early withdrawal penalty.
You would keep roughly 63 cents on the dollar. Your HELOC is drawn at 7.6%, and the interest is deductible when it funds improvements, so the same $50,000 costs closer to $2,700 a year instead.
Want me to send this to David before your Thursday review?
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