1: Customer experiences with three characteristics have clearer value propositions and will engage more customers and prospects than other experiences: (1) consumer-facing names, (2) separate prices on investment products and services, and (3) a focus on helping clients improve.
Exhibit 1.1 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Explanation of Value Prop/Pricing, Full Range With Best Practices, Sep-2022
Exhibit 1.2 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Explanation of Value Prop/Pricing, Average by Experience Type, Sep-2022
Exhibit 1.3 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Explanation of Value Prop/Pricing, Full Range (1-5) by Experience Type, Sep-2022
Exhibit 1.4 — Investor Quantitative™ Database Overall Pricing NET, Investing Relationships Only: National, by Year
Exhibit 1.5 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Explanation of Value Prop/Pricing by Price Investment Products Separately From Services, Sep-2022
Exhibit 1.6 – Explore Qualitative™ Selected Consumer Verbatims on Expectations From Investment Products vs. Services
Exhibit 1.7 – Investor Quantitative™ Database Awareness Investment Products Owned: by Generation, by Year
Exhibit 1.8 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Consumer-Facing Name by Experience Type, Sep-2022
Exhibit 1.9 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Explanation of Value Prop/Pricing by Consumer Facing Name, Sep-2022
Exhibit 1.10 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Explanation of Value Prop/Pricing by Primary Outcome for Customers, Sep-2022
2: New techniques for interactivity will differentiate engaging experiences and provide better recommendations.
Exhibit 2.1 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Ease of Use, Full Range With Best Practices, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.2 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Ease of Use, Full Range by Experience Type, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.3 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Sets Expectations/Overall Agenda, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.4 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Ease of Use by Sets Expectations/Overall Agenda, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.5 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Visuals, Graphics and Colors: Online Interface, Full Range With Best Practices, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.6 – Explore Qualitative™ Selected Consumer Verbatims on Online Interfaces of New Entrant “Robos”
Exhibit 2.7 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Visuals, Graphics and Colors: Printed Report, Full Range With Best Practices, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.8 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Visuals, Graphics and Colors: Printed Report, Full Range With Best Practices, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.9 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Format Capabilities: Scores 4/5 on Both Online and Printed Visuals, Graphics & Colors, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.10 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Ease of Use by Scores 4/5 on Both Online and Printed Visuals, Graphics & Colors, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.11 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Presentation of Retirement Income Sources, Full Range With Best Practices, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.12 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Income Will Have in Retirement, Values for Mid-Career Gen X Hypothetical (Mark & Stacy), Full Range, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.13 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Choice of Today’s/Tomorrow’s Dollars, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.14 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Clarity of Next Steps, Full Range With Best Practices, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.15 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Provides Ongoing Motivation, Full Range With Best Practices, Sep-2022
Exhibit 2.16 – Investor Quantitative™ Database New Needs, Help “Motivating Me to Save More,” 2015 vs. 2019
Exhibit 2.17 – Explore Qualitative™ Selected Consumer Verbatims on Automatic Transfer Feature of Concept Test “Banking and Investing Together” With New Saving Techniques
3: Prices in dollar terms will change competitive dynamics and market size. Inside Advice® Grid, the standardized industry-wide framework, shows why categories with more features have higher prices in dollar terms.
Exhibit 3.1 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Use of Pricing Mechanisms, by Experience Type, Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.2 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Use of Pricing Mechanisms, Advice & Guidance Experiences by Scope and by Service Level, Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.3 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Minimum Asset Requirement Ranges, by Experience Type Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.4 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Price Investment Products Separately From Services Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.5 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Basis Points for Service Ranges, by Experience Type Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.6 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Basis Points for Investment Products Ranges, by Experience Type Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.7 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Minimum Asset Requirements and Basis Points for Service by Inside Advice® Grid Category, Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.8 — Publicly Available Pricing for Options from New Entrants and New Offerings From Incumbents
Exhibit 3.9 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Flat Fees for Services Ranges, by Experience Type, Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.10 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Average Prices in Dollar Terms by Inside Advice® Grid Category for $25K and $375K Portfolios, Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.11 – Explore Qualitative™ Database Selected Consumer Verbatims on Expectations from Different Levels of Advice
Exhibit 3.12 — Reactions to Inside Advice® Grid Concept, Full Range of Responses: National
Exhibit 3.13 — Selected Open-Ended Responses from Inside Advice® Grid Naming Survey
Exhibit 3.14 – Explore Qualitative™ Selected Consumer Verbatims on Expectations From Different Levels of Advice
Exhibit 3.15 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Average Prices by Inside Advice® Grid Category, Sep-2022: $1.2M Portfolio*
Exhibit 3.16 – Investor Quantitative™ Database Relationships by Self-Reported Inside Advice® Grid Category: Households With $100K+, Investing Accounts, By Generation, 2021
Exhibit 3.17 — Total Addressable Market Under Various Pricing Scenarios: Inside Advice® Grid Level 2 Mid Service Category, 2021
Exhibit 3.18 – Inside Advice® Benchmarking Average Prices in Dollar Terms by Inside Advice® Grid Category for $1.2M and $2.5M Portfolios, Sep-2022
Exhibit 3.19 — Current vs. Potential Market Size by Inside Advice® Grid Category: Households with $5M+, 2021