Common Questions
Is Boldin the same as NewRetirement?
Yes. Boldin rebranded from NewRetirement in 2024. The product is the same; only the name changed. If you're searching for NewRetirement comparisons, this is the right page.
What's the main difference between Boldin and Income Lab?
Audience and methodology. Boldin is a consumer-first platform (with an advisor tier at $990/yr) that uses Monte Carlo probability scores. Income Lab is built for professional financial advisors and uses guardrails that give clients a specific spending number. Boldin offers breadth across the full financial picture; Income Lab offers depth in retirement income distribution.
Can my clients use Boldin while I use Income Lab?
Absolutely. Many advisors' clients use consumer tools like Boldin for their own exploration. Income Lab gives you the professional layer: specific spending recommendations, guardrail monitoring, income sourcing, and advisor-branded deliverables for client meetings. The two tools complement each other well.
What does Income Lab do that Boldin doesn't?
Income Lab gives clients a specific spending number ("You can spend $7,200/month") instead of a probability score. It monitors plans continuously with guardrails that tell you exactly when and how to adjust. It integrates with custodians like Schwab and Fidelity, produces advisor-branded reports, and is purpose-built for retirement income distribution conversations.
How much does Income Lab cost?
Income Lab Core is $199/month ($1,990/year, saving 2 months free) and Pro is $299/month ($2,990/year). Start with a free 14-day trial with full Pro access. Monthly billing available.
Is there a trial offer?
Yes. Start with a free 14-day trial with full Pro access. Cancel anytime during the trial.