RetirementAdvisor Pro
7-day free trial · For financial professionals

Run one of your own clientsbefore you pay anything.

Social Security, Medicare/IRMAA and taxes, modeled together, on a real client of yours, free for 7 days.

Start my free trial
  • Card required. Not charged during the 7 days.
  • $139/month after the trial.
  • Cancel in Billing before day 7 and pay nothing.
RetirementAdvisorPro Social Security Overview
Real RetirementAdvisorPro screen · demo client

What happens in your 7 days

From sign-up to a client-ready report.

  1. 1 · Today

    Create your account

    Your name, your firm, and a card. Choose the monthly plan for the free trial. You are not charged today.

  2. 2 · Day 1

    Add one real client

    Income, accounts and Social Security. RetirementAdvisorPro projects the whole plan, year by year.

  3. 3 · Days 1–7

    See what they have never seen

    Social Security net of Medicare and IRMAA, the years that cross a threshold, and what a Roth conversion changes.

  4. 4 · Days 1–7

    Hand them the report

    Download a client-ready Blueprint with your logo on the cover, or present it on screen.

  5. 5 · Day 7

    Keep it, or cancel

    Keep going at $139/month. Or cancel any time before then in Billing, and you are not charged.

The plan isn't where cases stall.The conversation is.

Most clients have no idea how their income affects both their Social Security and their Medicare costs.

Nobody has ever shown them. Not the statement in the mail. Not their CPA. Not their last advisor.

Be the one who does, and you stop pitching. They start asking.

Easy to calculate. Easy to understand. Easy to present.

Social Security: gross benefit, what Medicare and IRMAA take, and the net, every year.
Social Security: gross benefit, what Medicare and IRMAA take, and the net, every year.
IRMAA Stress Score: four moving parts, one number.
IRMAA Stress Score: four moving parts, one number.

Real RetirementAdvisorPro screens · demo client

Official software of the IRMAA Certified Planner and NSSA

IRMAA Certified PlannerNational Social Security Advisors
“[Retirement Advisor Pro] uncovers important Social Security, tax, Medicare/IRMAA, income, and survivor-planning considerations that traditional software often overlooks, and it transforms those findings into clear, productive client conversations. The platform has helped me earn new client relationships, deliver greater value to existing clients, and solidify my position as a Retirement Decision Specialist.”
Drew Stevens, PhD
Drew Stevens, PhD

Certified Financial Fiduciary®, NSSA Certified Advisor · Wisdom to Wealth, St. Louis, Missouri

Advisor experiences are the advisor's own words, given voluntarily and shared with permission. Individual results vary and are not a guarantee of future outcomes.

Mark Annese, founder of RetirementAdvisorPro

Built by

Mark Annese

Mark is the founder of RetirementAdvisorPro and a co-founder of the IRMAA Certified Planner designation, through which he has certified hundreds of advisors. He has presented on Medicare's income-related surcharges for T. Rowe Price, Aegis, and the NSSA.

Quick answers.

Start my free trial

When am I charged?

On the monthly plan, at the end of your 7-day trial: $139/month from then on. A card is required to start the trial.

How do I cancel?

In the app, under Billing → Cancel Subscription. Cancel before your 7 days are up and you are not charged.

What about the annual plan?

$1,200 a year, which saves $468. The annual plan is charged at signup and does not include the free trial.

Who is it for?

Advisors, insurance professionals and tax professionals with clients at or near retirement. It is not consumer software.

Rather see it first?

Book a 30-minute demo and see it with your own client: calendly.com/retirementadvisorpro/30min

For financial professional use only. RetirementAdvisorPro is software for financial professionals. It models clients' numbers on stated assumptions; it does not give tax, legal or investment advice or recommend products.

RetirementAdvisorPro is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, or any government agency.