Why this client
Castellanos: $4.9M in cash and short bonds, nearly five times the family's own target
Castellanos is number 2 of 5 on today's list: score 74.1 = materiality 78 × over a limit weight 0.95 (firm default). Flagged on: Liquidity funded 175 of 36 target months; Cash from the practice sale, $4.2M; Longevity funded $7.6M of $8.5M. 3 passages from 2 documents support it.
Materiality comes from the agent that raised the item; the weight is yours to tune on Today's list. The ranking and the relevance scores are arithmetic, and a model never reorders either.
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Cited passages, from 2 documents
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Related, not cited
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Sources in conflict
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Past review date
Why it was flagged
- Liquidity funded 175 of 36 target months
- Castellanos household
- Cash from the practice sale, $4.2M
- Longevity funded $7.6M of $8.5M
Cited evidence, ranked
A Liquidity strategy is sized to cover two to five years of planned spending, held in instruments that do not require selling risk assets during a drawdown.
Where a Liquidity strategy is unfunded, new cash inflows are the lowest-cost source of funding because no position has to be sold.
A municipal ladder provides tax-exempt income with scheduled maturities for high-bracket households.
How relevance is scored, and where a model would sit
What the query matched
- liquidity2 passages
- cash1 passage
- five1 passage
- funded1 passage
- household1 passage
- ladder1 passage
- spending1 passage
- againstnone
What the team already knows
- Meeting, 35 days ago: Sale proceeds received; agreed to leave them in cash until the house budget is known
- Call, 130 days ago: Sale terms agreed; discussed the earn-out
- Client service associate, 6 days ago: E. Castellanos called: the builder wants a $250K deposit wired to a new account by Friday.
- Planning specialist, 20 days ago: Earn-out of up to $1.1M pays over three years if the practice hits its targets; not counted anywhere yet.