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# Win New Clients

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## A dollar-figure reason for a prospect to switch today

Five scenarios close prospects fastest: refinancing an existing loan, switching from a wirehouse SBLOC, mortgage planning, buy-borrow-die planning, and business owner or real estate conversations. Each has a clear dollar-savings story and a clean path to the close.
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Most advisors compete on performance, planning, and service. SyntheticFi gives you a fourth lever: a concrete, dollar-figure reason for a prospect to switch advisors today. These five scenarios are where the math is cleanest and the close is fastest.

### 1. Loan refinance

**Who:** Any prospect with an outstanding margin loan, SBLOC, HELOC, or high-rate personal loan. **The play:** Pull the balance and rate, run it through the Proposal Center, and show the savings. The pitch closes itself. **The edge:** It's a like-for-like swap, same kind of loan, lower rate, generally deductible interest, so there's very little to object to.

### 2. Wirehouse SBLOC refi

**Who:** Prospects with an SBLOC at Morgan Stanley, UBS, Merrill, or another wirehouse who are unhappy with the rate or the service. **The play:** Show the rate difference and the added tax deductibility their wirehouse can't offer. **The edge:** This is one of the strongest reasons for a prospect to move their assets to you, because their current firm structurally can't match it.

### 3. Mortgage planning

**Who:** Prospects buying a home, especially jumbo buyers above the mortgage interest deduction cap (currently $750K). **The play:** Show how SyntheticFi can supplement or replace the mortgage at a lower rate with generally deductible interest, and no need to sell for the down payment. **The edge:** CBOE has covered this strategy in detail, so there's credible third-party backing when the prospect wants to verify it.

### 4. Buy-borrow-die planning

**Who:** Prospects with large appreciated portfolios who want to fund their lifestyle without realizing capital gains. **The play:** Position SyntheticFi as a lower-cost, tax-efficient way to borrow against appreciated assets, generally deductible interest, no forced sale. **The edge:** This appeals to sophisticated, high-net-worth prospects and signals you operate at a higher level of planning than their current advisor.

### 5. Business owners and real estate investors

**Who:** Prospects who need fast, flexible liquidity for business operations or real estate deals. **The play:** Contrast it with a bank line, no credit check or traditional underwriting, no covenants, and often a lower rate. Margin and options approval are required, and terms vary by custodian. **The edge:** Speed and flexibility matter as much as rate to this group, and SyntheticFi wins on all three.

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#### **Want examples and objection-handling for each scenario?**&#x20;

See the individual use case pages for worked examples, value props, and the objections specific to each case. See [use case scenarios →](/working-with-prospects-deep-dive/use-case-scenarios.md)
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