Goals & planning

How planning and priorities work

Understand planning as a way to identify what matters next, not a fixed instruction or promise of results.

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When you need this

  • Several financial actions are competing for your attention.
  • You want to understand why a priority is being shown.

Before you start

  • Check whether the financial information you maintain is current.
  • A recommendation can only reflect information available to the product.

Step-by-step

  1. Review the plan, priority or suggestion visible in your account, if available.
  2. Read the context provided and compare it with your commitments and goals.
  3. Check whether the information it appears to rely on is accurate and current.
  4. Decide whether the suggested action fits your circumstances; you can pause and gather more information.
  5. Review the result later and update your information if something changed.

What the app is doing

Planning and priority guidance is intended to help connect your financial position with a possible next step. It is not a guarantee, a prediction, or regulated personal financial advice. Recommendations may be incomplete when your information is incomplete or out of date.

Common questions

Is a priority an instruction?

No. It is information to consider. You decide whether and how to act.

Why might a priority change?

Changes in information, goals or circumstances can affect what seems relevant. Review the details before responding.

Troubleshooting

  • If a suggestion seems off, first check the information you maintain and the goal or context it references.
  • If you still cannot understand it, contact support with the wording shown in the app, excluding private account details.