The tools are free. This is the artifact.
Everything the free sequencer computes, rendered as paper you keep: your filled plan, the click-by-click walkthroughs, the 30-day plan, the full tables, the card deck, the workbook.
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One-time payment. No subscription, no account, nothing stored — the Filled Plan is generated in your browser.
Your sequencer result rendered as a designed, printable plan document: your order, your numbers, your dates, a step tracker, and a fully worked filled plan from a real-shaped household, so you can see exactly how a finished plan reads.
Click-by-click opening and first-investment mechanics for the three big interface families — Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard — written at the level of screens and categories: where the cash sits, what every field on the order screen means, how the automatic investment switch works. Broker-neutral. No fund is ever named.
Thirty days, thirty dated moves — from running your order to the day your first automatic contribution lands and your cushion transfer repeats without you. One page per week, checkboxes throughout.
The complete grid the free age pages sample from: every age from 25 to 65, the monthly amounts for $250k, $500k, and $1M by 67 at both labeled assumptions, and your exact IRA and workplace-plan room at each age under the 2026 rules.
All 50 decoder cards in print form — the plain-words definition on the front, the 'your first $100' line beneath. The vocabulary of your first year, on paper, at the kitchen-table reading level.
The three worksheets the order runs on — match capture, the debt-band decision, cushion sizing — each with blanks for your numbers and a fully worked household beside them: a 27-year-old with a 24.99% card and a match, a 47-year-old starting from zero, and the opened-Roth-IRA-with-cash case, worked to the last click.
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It is not advice, and it never names a fund, a stock, or a mix for you — the same education line as the free site, kept on purpose. It is not a course to watch; it is a kit to use at the kitchen table and at the trade screen. If what you want is someone to pick investments for you, that person is a licensed adviser, and the Pack’s own pages will help you interview one.
The order-of-operations course sold by the framework’s own firm costs $49; the best-known index-investing course costs $79; the classic beginner book is $15 and computes nothing with your numbers. The Pack is the tool version: below every course on the shelf, above every book, one time.