You Paid $15k for That Trust

Do You Actually Know What It Says?

Be honest. It's in a binder somewhere. You signed it, your attorney explained it, and now it's been three years and you couldn't explain it to your spouse if you tried. No shame—it's written for lawyers, not you. Let's fix that without paying $500/hour to have it explained again.

Plain English

No legalese

Key Details

Who gets what, when

Smart Questions

For your attorney

01Estate Plan Review

Finally Understand What You Paid For

Drop in your trust, will, powers of attorney—the whole binder if you want. We read through the legalese and tell you what it actually means in plain English.

Step 01

Upload Everything

Trust documents, wills, powers of attorney, healthcare directives. Encrypted, secure, never shared. We're not in the document business.

Step 02

We Translate the Legalese

Who are your beneficiaries? What are the distribution rules? Who's in charge if something happens to you? We extract the answers.

Step 03

Get a Summary You Can Actually Use

Plain-English breakdown of your estate plan, plus smart questions to ask your attorney at your next meeting.

02What You'll Learn

The Stuff You Should Probably Know

Your estate documents contain critical information about your family's future. Here's what we pull out and explain.

Who Gets What, When

Beneficiary designations, distribution ages, conditions that have to be met. The actual plan for your assets.

Who's In Charge

Trustees, executors, successors. Who makes decisions if something happens—and who's the backup.

Protection Language

Does your trust protect assets from your kids' creditors? Divorcing spouses? Lawsuits? We find out.

Tax Provisions

Estate tax exemptions, marital trusts, generation-skipping provisions. The money stuff.

What's Missing

Common documents that aren't in your binder. Healthcare directive? Financial POA? We'll flag what's absent.

Questions for Next Time

Smart, specific questions to ask your attorney. Not 'can you explain my trust?'—actual questions.

02Policy Analyst

What's Hiding in Your Insurance Policy?

That whole life policy you bought 10 years ago—do you know what you're actually paying? Upload it and we'll show you the hidden fees, how it compares to market rates, and whether restructuring makes sense.

Step 01

Upload Your Policies

Life insurance, disability, long-term care, annuities—we analyze them all. Encrypted storage, never shared.

Step 02

See the Hidden Fees

Mortality charges, administrative fees, surrender penalties. We itemize every cost buried in the fine print.

Step 03

Compare to Market

Are you in the 20th percentile or the 80th? See how your policy costs stack up against current market rates.

Decision support

Turn documents into a usable plan

A review is a reality check. The goal is to see what is current, what is missing, and what should be discussed with your attorney.

What estate plan review means here
Estate planning in X1 means understanding what your documents say today and preparing questions for your attorney. We do not draft legal documents.
Decision checklist
  • Do you have the latest signed versions of your trust or will?
  • Are beneficiary forms current and easy to find?
  • Do you know who is named as trustee, executor, and backup?
  • Have there been life changes since the documents were signed?
  • Can your family locate the documents in five minutes?
Questions for your advisor
  • Which document is most out of date based on our current situation?
  • What is the simplest change that would reduce risk the most?
  • Are any assets titled in a way that conflicts with the trust?

Related resources

Make the plan usable

Tie document clarity to storage, sharing, and family governance.

Feature

Vault

Store, classify, and share estate documents securely.

Resource

Estate Plan Review Checklist

A fast way to find gaps before you call your attorney.

Tool

Family Constitution Starter

Define the values and decision rules behind the plan.

Concierge

Concierge

Ask plain-English questions about trusts and policies.

Important Estate Planning Information

X1 Estate Planning tools extract and summarize information from your documents to help you understand them. They do not provide legal advice or substitute for review by a qualified estate planning attorney. All estate planning decisions should be made with the guidance of licensed legal professionals.

X1 Wealth, Inc. is a financial technology company, not a registered investment advisor, CPA firm, or law firm. Our tools provide educational information and should not be construed as personalized financial, tax, or legal advice.

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What's Actually in That Binder?

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