This report details the essential documents required for comprehensive financial planning, including insurance documents (single premium annuities, term life insurance, etc.), banking statements (checking, savings, money market accounts), investment statements (bonds, stocks, mutual funds), tax returns (W-2, pay stubs), wills, trusts, estate planning documents, employer benefits (pension plans, 401(k) statements), and financial statements (balance sheets, income statements). It explains where clients can obtain these documents, such as online portals, customer service, or registrar offices. For each category, the report highlights the purpose of these documents for a financial planner, which includes assessing insurance needs, emergency fund status, net worth, tax liabilities, estate assets, retirement requirements, and overall financial health. The analysis enables financial planners to provide tailored advice on insurance coverage, investment strategies, tax optimization, and retirement planning. Desklib offers a range of similar solved assignments and study resources for students.