Harbor for advisors and firms

The household planning layer for a modern advisory practice.

Give every client a living household plan, see where attention is needed, and turn years of good advice into a handoff another person can follow.

Meridian Wealth

Firm roster

4 households
HouseholdHarbor Health
Chen household
82
Rivera household
64
Bennett household
48
Okafor household
91
Each household stays separately permissioned.

Built for the practice taking shape now

Meet the clients building families, not filing cabinets.

An independent advisor in conversation with a young couple

Harbor is for independent, tech-forward firms serving clients through marriage, a first home, children, aging parents, and everything that follows. It gives the household one place to stay organized and gives the advisor a clearer way to guide the work over time.

One loss can consume the practice

One family needed help. The other 99 still needed their advisor.

At a 100-household RIA, one spouse passed away. The advisor spent roughly two months finding documents, reconstructing accounts, and helping the surviving spouse understand a system they had never managed.

This is one firm’s real experience, not an industry-wide benchmark.

01A spouse passes away
02The household record is fragmented
03The advisor becomes the family’s information backbone
The cost was not just time. It was attention pulled away from every other client relationship.

The information exists, but not as a system

Good planning can still leave a family unprepared.

A will, a shared drive, an insurance portal, and a password manager each solve one part. None explains the whole household: what exists, who owns it, or where someone should begin.

Accounts & access

Present somewhere, but disconnected from ownership, decisions, and the people who need it.

Insurance

Present somewhere, but disconnected from ownership, decisions, and the people who need it.

Legal documents

Present somewhere, but disconnected from ownership, decisions, and the people who need it.

People & context

Present somewhere, but disconnected from ownership, decisions, and the people who need it.

The client deliverable

The record they maintain becomes The Handoff someone else can follow.

A client keeps the people, accounts, property, insurance, and legal documents connected while life changes. If they cannot act, Lighthouse gives the person they named an ordered first-48-hours plan instead of a scavenger hunt.

The household record

Useful now, maintained by the family

The Handoff

Prepared before anyone needs it

Lighthouse

Read-only next steps for the named person

The advisor

Judgment and context, without credential access

A living Harbor for every client

Consistency across the roster. Privacy inside every household.

Each family maintains its own living record. The firm gains one readiness framework without turning private household information into an open file cabinet.

Harbor Health
Readiness gaps
Relevant activity

The Chen household

Advisor access active

1

The Rivera household

2 gaps to review

2

The Bennett household

Meeting next week

3

The Okafor household

Ready for handoff

4

A read-only assistant for the authorized household view

Know where attention is needed before the meeting starts.

Advisor Beacon can answer questions across the household context you are authorized to see: documents, policies, family, entities, recurring bills, successors, and handoff gaps.

Advisor Beacon is read-only. Credentials are excluded. Advisors add or change records manually through the authorized client view.

Ask Beacon

Advisor view · read-only

Does this household have its trust and life insurance documents uploaded?

The trust is uploaded and linked to The Chen Family Trust.

A life insurance policy is listed, but no policy document is attached. That may be worth confirming before your next meeting.

Credentials excluded
Authorized context only

Turn a low score into a valuable conversation

The score is not the answer. It starts the right questions.

Is key insurance missing?

Were the trust and will signed?

Are family and entities connected?

Does the successor know where to begin?

Harbor surfaces readiness signals. The advisor brings judgment, context, and the relationship.

Recover time and deepen the relationship

Move from reconstruction to readiness.

Harbor does not replace the advisor. It removes the scavenger hunt so the advisor can do the work clients value.

Less reconstruction

Spend less time searching for the basic household picture.

Better-prepared meetings

See gaps and priorities before the conversation.

Deeper family relationships

Support both spouses and the next generation with context.

More attention across the roster

Keep one urgent household from consuming the practice.

Private by household, useful at firm scale

Visibility never means unrestricted access.

Every household remains isolated. Access follows explicit permissions, sensitive fields stay masked, document links expire, and families can export their complete record.

Read the security overview
Encrypted sensitive fields
Mandatory two-factor
Household-level isolation
Scoped, masked access

A stronger practice before and after the hardest day.

Tell us about your firm and the households you serve. We will talk through the fit, rollout, and a partnership shaped around your practice.

A private Harbor for every household
Firm-level readiness without open access
A clearer client experience across generations

Discuss a partnership

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