What "Frank found you $X" means

As you use Frank, it surfaces opportunities it spots in your own data — things like unused concessional super cap, or a deduction you might not have recorded. Frank now keeps a running total of those quantified opportunities, so you can see the cumulative value it has helped you identify.

It's a tally of what Frank has surfaced for you to consider — not money Frank has moved, claimed, or guaranteed.

Where the number comes from

Each figure in the total comes from an opportunity Frank surfaced from your actual figures, for example:

• an estimate of tax that could be saved by using unused concessional super cap;
• a potential deduction Frank flagged from your transactions;
• other quantified insights tied to your data.

Frank tallies these estimates into the running total. Because they are estimates drawn from the information in your account, the headline number is indicative, not a promise of a result.

How to read it

• The total reflects opportunities surfaced, not outcomes realised. Whether any of it turns into real savings depends on the decisions you make and your circumstances.
• Click into the total to see the individual items behind it, each linked back to the data and the estimate that produced it.
• Frank shows you the opportunity; the decision — and any action with your accountant, adviser or super fund — stays with you.

Important

This is general information based on your own data, not personal financial or tax advice, and not a guarantee of any saving. Verify any figure you intend to act on, and consider a licensed financial adviser or registered tax agent for decisions. See What Frank Can Do for the full picture of Frank's role.