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Margaret Chen, 61
What you told us
You want to stop work at 65 and help Emily with a house deposit. You are comfortable with a balanced level of risk.
Our recommendation
Contribute $120,000 to your super fund as a non-concessional contribution before 30 June. At 65 your projected super balance is $748,900 after inflation.
I'd like to stop at sixty-five. And if we can, help Emily with a deposit.
- Speaker
- Margaret Chen
- Meeting
- Discovery, in person
- Cap used
- Non-concessional, FY2025-26
- Total super balance
- $486,000 at 30 Jun 2025
- Balance now
- $498,000 (fund statement)
- Bring-forward
- Not used
- Cash available
- $135,000 (fact find)
- Start balance
- $618,000 after the contribution
- Net return
- 6.0% a year (firm assumption)
- Inflation
- 2.5% a year
- Super guarantee
- 12% of $98,000, less 15% tax
The client named two goals. The draft explains the super strategy but not why a gift now was set aside. Add the reason, or mark the check as not relevant. The adviser decides.
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Open a figure or a fact in the draft to see where it came from.
- Calculated51 Australian calculators, with inputs you can open.
- Linked to the sourceA fact opens to the transcript line or document behind it.
- Flagged for reviewPossible gaps against RG 175, 244 and 271, with the reason.
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- File noteIn your format
- Model51 calculators
- AdviceSoA or RoA
- CheckGaps flagged
- Sign offApprove and export
- Know the clientInsights on file
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Tax, super, Age Pension, retirement and cashflow. Each result shows the inputs and assumptions behind it.


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Gaps flagged, with the reason and a fix.
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Send David and Priya Shah our fact find before Thursday's meeting.
- Found David and Priya Shah in your clients
- Filled in what we know from their last two meetings
- Wrote a short covering email in your firm's tone
Known details are filled in. The gaps are marked for the clients to complete.
Tom Nguyen asked if he can still add to his super this year. Draft a reply.
- Read Tom's email and his file notes
- Checked his contribution caps for this financial year
- Drafted a reply in your voice
Hi Tom, yes, there is still room under this year's cap. Before you transfer anything, let's confirm the amount together. Are you free for a call on Monday?
What if Margaret Chen retires at 63 instead of 65?
- Used Margaret's figures from her fact find
- Ran the retirement projection at 63 and at 65
- Kept each assumption open for you to check
Brief me on my 2 pm.
- Found your 2 pm: Helen Brooks, annual review
- Read her last three file notes and her SoA
- GoalRetire in 2029, travel first
- ChangedSold her investment property in August
- OpenInsurance review deferred last year
- FlagHer binding nomination lapses in March
Draft the SoA for Tom and Anne Nguyen.
- Opened the Nguyens' file note from Tuesday
- Applied your SoA template
- Ran the figures from their fact find
Sections are filled from the file note. Anything missing is marked for you.
File this meeting to Salesforce.
- Wrote the file note from the recording
- Found Helen Brooks in Salesforce
- Pulled out 2 follow-up tasks
One file note and two tasks, ready to go on her client record.
Run the checks on this draft.
- Opened the Shah SoA draft
- Compared it with the file note and your checklist
- Gap 1No reason given for the insurance recommendation. See section 4.
- Gap 2Fees are listed with no total in dollars. See section 6.
What did Margaret Chen say about her super?
- Searched her meetings and file notes
- Found 3 mentions across 2 meetings
She wants to keep her super in the current fund(1). She is thinking about adding $20,000 from her bonus(2). She asked about retiring at 63(3).

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