Retirement rollovers
Retirement assets that may have moved, been distributed, or remained with a prior provider.
Possible sources: Form 1099-R, W-2, Form 5498From retirement transitions to outside accounts and cash, WealthDetect helps your team recognize situations that could lead to a valuable financial planning conversation.
Explore examples of what WealthDetect looks for. These are potential indications—not verified asset balances or personalized financial recommendations.
Retirement assets that may have moved, been distributed, or remained with a prior provider.
Possible sources: Form 1099-R, W-2, Form 5498Dividends, proceeds, and investment activity pointing toward assets held outside your firm.
Possible sources: 1099-DIV, 1099-B, brokerage statementsBank interest or deposit information that may justify a deeper discussion about cash management.
Possible sources: 1099-INT, bank statementsOwnership and self-employment information that may signal a retirement-plan planning opportunity.
Possible sources: Schedule C, Schedule K-1Client age and filing information that could make retirement planning conversations timely.
Possible sources: Date of birth, retirement formsNotable securities or other asset sales that may be worth discussing with an advisor.
Possible sources: Schedule D, Form 8949, 1099-BLarge transactions and income changes that may point to new planning needs.
Possible sources: Returns, schedules, source formsInterest patterns that may suggest fixed-income holdings or maturities worth reviewing.
Possible sources: 1099-INT, financial statementsClues suggesting a retirement-plan conversation may be useful, especially for self-employed clients.
Possible sources: Schedule 1, Schedule C, W-2See how your team can move from a document signal to a documented next step.