EVPro vs MaxiFi

EVPro is financial planning software for advisers to assess, build, stress-test, review, and solve client plans. Its modules address risk profiling, investment analysis, cash-flow planning, and portfolio construction. EVPro Risk uses psychometric, behavioural, knowledge-based, and sustainable investing questions. EVPro Invest analyses existing investments and supports suitability assessments against client objectives and risk appetite. EVPro Goal builds cash-flow plans for pre-retirement, retirement, and post-retirement, modeling the probability of meeting expenses across more than 1,000 market scenarios. EVPro Portfolio can risk-rate funds, create model portfolios, show asset allocations, and import model portfolios in bulk. Solver adds optimization and stress tests to Invest and Goal; Review adds plan analysis, amendments, client communications, and firm-level oversight to Goal. Listed back-office integrations include Intelliflo, Iress, Plannr, and FNZ. EVPro runs on web, Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. Pricing is on request; prospective users can book a demo to trial the product, with no trial duration stated. EV says its journey began in 1993 and EVPro launched in 2022.

MaxiFi builds a lifetime financial plan and estimates sustainable annual spending using income, assets, taxes, Social Security and other inputs. You can revise the plan to compare choices such as changing jobs, buying a home or retiring early. It models federal, state, FICA and IRMAA taxes, Social Security benefits and Medicare Part B premiums. Paid optimizers cover Roth conversions, Social Security filing and retirement withdrawals. Living Standard Monte Carlo compares how investment strategies and spending behavior affect discretionary spending; the software also estimates life insurance needs using contingency plans. Annual reports can be exported as PDF or Excel files, and plans can be shared with an advisor who has a MaxiFi PRO subscription. MaxiFi is available on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows. It offers a 14-day trial with limited features and comparison of three alternate scenarios. The Unlocked plan is listed at $149 a year. Support is through online tickets; phone support is not included.