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Family Wealth Enterprise

MF Morgan Family — Sample Client
Net Worth
$24.6M
▲ 4.2% YTD
Liquid Assets
$6.1M
▲ $340K this quarter
Entities Tracked
7
2 trusts · 3 operating · 2 personal
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Q3 Portfolio Review
Jul 21, 2026

Net Worth Trend

Global balance sheet, trailing 8 quarters (sample data)

Asset Allocation

Across all entities

Net Worth by Entity

Where value sits across the enterprise

Recent Activity

Coordination log

  • Q2 balance sheet refreshed and shared with CPA & estate counselJun 28
  • Insurance review scheduled — life & LTC coverage gap analysisJun 24
  • PE opportunity (Series B, healthcare) screened — passed on fitJun 17
  • Gifting strategy memo delivered — annual exclusion planningJun 09
  • Buy-sell agreement review kicked off with corporate counselMay 30

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Planning Tools

Assumptions

Adjust and watch the projection update

Net cash flow, year 1
Net cash flow, final year
Cumulative surplus

Projected Cash Flow

Annual net cash flow (bars) and cumulative surplus (line)

Annual net cash flow Cumulative surplus

Plain English: after taxes and living expenses, this is what's left each year to allocate across the four jobs every dollar eventually has — spending, taxes, giving, and saving.

Assumptions

Compound growth, monthly contributions

Projected value
Total contributed
Growth earned

Projected Growth

Portfolio value vs. contributions over time

Portfolio value Contributions only

Plain English: the gap between the two lines is compounding — money your money earned. A steady return assumption is a simplification; real markets move in fits and starts.

Assumptions

Compare paying the minimum vs. adding extra

Payoff — current plan
Payoff — with extra
Interest saved

Payoff Timeline Comparison

Remaining balance by month

Current payment With extra payment

Plain English: extra payments go straight at the principal, which shrinks the balance interest is charged on — that's why the payoff date moves up faster than you'd expect. Whether prepaying beats investing the difference is a coordination question we'd look at together.

Bill Pay

MF Household Operating Account ••4821

Upcoming Bills

July 2026 — visual mockup, no live payment processing

    Monthly Outflow

    Scheduled bills, trailing 6 months

    Recently Paid

    • Umbrella liability premium — ChubbJun 15 · $2,140
    • Property tax installment — Travis CountyJun 01 · $18,750
    • Family office bookkeeping — retainerJun 01 · $1,500