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What does a Yellow Tile Mean?

The custodian of the asset is someone other than the interested member

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Written by Michael Schwabe
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An asset is highlighted in yellow when:

  1. The asset is under a different custodian (also known as Grantor or Controller) than the interested member.  

  2. Or the assets placed on a Legal Entity is linked to appear on the interested member(s).

Assets Under a Different Custodian

Yellow highlighted assets on an Asset-Map have a different custodian than the person designated as the Interested Member. For example: the education asset worth $45000 for dependent Barry is controlled by Lauren, his Mother.

The asset is displayed and tabulated on the interested member (Barry). It is also shown in yellow on the custodian (Lauren) and is not added to the dollar value of her assets.


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Set the Grantor or Custodian on the Details tab. Click "Update" to save changes.

A feature of Entities is the ability to reflect financials that are on an entity onto a member or other entity. This will display yellow highlighted financials on the member or other entity, and the dollar value will be tabulated only on the first Entity.
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The value of the asset will count towards the networth of the legal entity and not the family member both on the Asset-Map Report and on the Balance Sheet report.

  • The household net worth Key Financial Figure will include the dollar value of the asset because the net worth incorporates all assets for the entire household.

  • On the Balance Sheet, the asset will be displayed for the entity custodian in non-bold text. Sub-total and Totals will be displayed in bold text.

12/2025

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