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Altitude

Altitude compares your finances with people like you: physicians at your career stage and in your specialty, or, if you aren't a physician, households your age.

Where do I find it?​

On Home, under your Net Worth. Before your first report, the card says See where you stand. Tap See your Altitude to begin.

Once you have a report, the card shows your Altitude for the quarter. It tells you when a new quarter's report is ready.

How do I get my Altitude?​

  1. Check your peer group. Here's your peer group shows who you're compared with, using your specialty, career stage, date of birth and ZIP code. If anything is wrong, tap Update your profile.
  2. Tell us about your finances. Your yearly income before tax. For the full report, also your assets and debts.
  3. Wait a moment. The card says Measuring your standing while your report is built.

What does the report show?​

  • Your income compared with your peers, in your state and your metro area
  • Cost of living where you live, on a map
  • Your score, from 300 to 850, built from six parts: income, invested assets, unbacked debt, backed debt, other assets and liquid reserves

The full score and report are for alooola clients. If yours is locked, the report shows which income band you're in, with Unlock my score.

How is the score worked out?​

Tap Assumptions & methodology in the report to see how the score and the comparisons are built.

note

Altitude is a comparison for your information. It is not a forecast or a recommendation. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.

Want to talk through your report? Book a call with an advisor.