Disclosed are systems and methods that includes at least one hardware processor and a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the at least one hardware processor, cause the at least one hardware processor to perform operations including receiving a request for a trust distribution between a first user and a second user, wherein the request initiated by the system upon occurrence of a triggering event.

A platform receives transaction information for an entity, where the transaction information identifies a plurality of transactions associated with the entity, and receives entity information associated with the entity. The platform identifies, using a first model, a selected set of transactions based on the transaction information and the entity information, where the first model outputs information identifying the selected set of transactions based on the selected set of transactions being associated with an event, a theme, or a transaction parameter. The platform determines, using a second model, potential modifications to a document based on the selected set of transactions, where the second model receives the information identifying the selected set of transactions or information identifying the event, the theme, or the transaction parameter, and where the second model outputs information identifying the potential modifications. The platform provides the information identifying the potential modifications.

Methods and systems described in this disclosure create a legacy account for a user and an electronic storage unit or space associated with the legacy account. Documents received into the electronic storage unit or space are tagged with an access designation designating who has access to the documents and when the documents can be accessed. In response to receiving an indication of a passing of the user, the legacy account can be designated as an estate account and the access to the documents can be changed in accordance with the access designation and the designation of the legacy account as the estate account.

Financial communications can be managed to account for customer incapacity. A determination can be made that a primary responder is unable to receive or respond to a financial communication due to incapacity. The determination can be made based on a change in account activity or a lack of responsiveness. Based on a type of the financial communication, a secondary responder can be identified, and the financial communication of the primary responder is sent to the secondary responder.

Techniques are described that provide a centralized system to coordinate the disparate teams involved in settling or reconciling the affairs of a given estate. These techniques provide a centralized estate resource system (ERS) to create, manage, track, and coordinate task checklists and actions for each of the teams including interactions between teams. The ERS may assign specific personnel within each team to a given estate, send notifications and warnings to appropriate team members when tasks are due or complete, and facilitate messaging between team members to communicate when information is needed or has become available. The ERS may provide updated status and information across teams without violating privacy or security regulations, as may be the case with email, text messages, or voice messages. In addition, the ERS may provide a centralized repository for information, thus avoiding repeated queries for the same information and documents to the decedent's representative.

This invention relates to a computer system for processing data related to fixed annuities and a crediting method.

A system, method, and apparatus for offering estate planning prediction and recommendation services to a client using a server system including a processor and a memory having instructions stored in non-transitory machine-readable media, the instructions executable by the processor, is provided. The server system is structured to receive information relating to one or more assets of a client, monitor a health status of the client, determine a redistribution plan for the one or more assets of the client, based on the health status of the client, and redistribute the one or more assets of the client according to the redistribution plan.

A computer system is described that is configured to make automated decisions to perform financial affair management on behalf of a user who is unable or unwilling to manage their financial affairs. The computer system accepts user-defined rules regarding how to manage the financial affairs of the user and, in some cases, when to assume control of the user's financial accounts. The computer system also generates computer-learned rules based on historical financial behavior patterns of the user. In certain scenarios, the computer system assumes control of the user's financial accounts and continues management and decision making responsibilities on the user's behalf based on the user-defined rules and the computer-learned rules. The computer system may assume control temporarily for an unavailable user or assume control indefinitely for an incompetent user. The computer system may alert the user prior to assuming control of the financial accounts.

The system is a means of communicating between a user in a third-party, the third-party may be alive or deceased. In summary, the system is the recordation of a memory an apology or praise, memorialized in physical form, such as in a letter, the letter than stored in an item such as lock it and the item shared with a third party or carried by the user.

A method and system for processing electronic offers comprising at least one processing device that submits an electronic offer for a first policy, receives a bid that is responsive to the offer and an acceptance of the bid, and executes a transaction workflow including an agreement with a buyer associated with the bid. In the agreement, the buyer receives the first policy and pays premiums to the first entity that keep the first policy in force, pays certain fees to a second entity, which second entity issues to the owner at least one second policy with a second benefit value based on the life of the insured, the second benefit value comprising a portion of the first benefit value, and pays or causes to be paid to the second entity at least a second benefit value based on the life of the insured.