Category: Blogs & Articles

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Flexible withdrawal order in Moneytree

Your clients have complex financial lives, and that includes their taxable, tax-free, and tax deferred income strategies. Distribution strategies are highly personal. For example, your clients may hold a charity near and dear to their heart. Maybe their medical expenses are accumulating, or maybe they

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Moneytree Merit – Why are we doing this?

Not long ago, someone asked me why Moneytree decided to launch Merit. There are multiple levels to my answer. On a philosophical level, our company purpose statement is that we are here to “Make great things happen for other people.” That includes helping you build

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The Charles Schwab integration is up and running

If you use Schwab Advisor Center® to manage your client portfolios and Moneytree Plan to build your plans, you can connect the two platforms now and import information. That’s because Moneytree is now a participant in Schwab Advisor Services’™ third-party integration program  — our biggest

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Moneytree earns top value rating in latest Kitces Report

Moneytree is a “Rising Star” among financial planning software providers and holds the highest value among the top four market leaders. That’s the takeaway from the 2023 AdvisorTech Study by the Kitces Report, released this August. The study, based on advisor feedback, awards Moneytree a

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What is an API?

API stands for Application Programming Interface.  With APIs, any two pieces of software can share data and work together, and they can do it all in one location in a manner that is seamless, safe, and secure. 
Without APIs, a software program is cut off from other software programs, working in a silo. The only way to get information from one system to another is through manual entry or using inefficient, unreliable, old-school file transfer protocols (FTPs).  

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