Terms of use

Using NorthstarFI

These terms describe the general rules for accessing and using the product. They are intended to set expectations around accounts, acceptable use, beta features, and service limitations.

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Accounts and access

You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account credentials and for activity that occurs under your account. You should use accurate information when creating an account and keep that information current.

We may suspend or restrict access if we reasonably believe an account is being used fraudulently, abusively, unlawfully, or in a way that threatens the safety, reliability, or integrity of the service.

Acceptable use

You may use NorthstarFI only for lawful purposes and in a way that does not interfere with other users, attempt unauthorized access, scrape restricted data, reverse engineer protected systems, or disrupt product operations.

You may not use the service to impersonate another person, submit fraudulent billing information, test attacks against the infrastructure, or otherwise misuse the product or supporting systems.

Planning content and product outputs

The product is intended to support educational and informational planning workflows. Outputs, scores, readiness views, saved outlooks, and scenario comparisons are tools to help organize thinking and should not be treated as guaranteed outcomes or as personalized investment, legal, or tax advice.

Beta features and service changes

Some features may be offered in beta, preview, or evolving form. Those features may change, move, be removed, or behave differently over time as the service develops.

We may modify the product, access tiers, rate limits, or supported functionality as the beta matures. Where practical, we will try to present those changes clearly in the product or related communications.

No guarantees

NorthstarFI is provided on an as-available basis. We aim for reliability and clarity, but we do not promise that the product will always be uninterrupted, error-free, or suitable for every financial situation.

You remain responsible for reviewing important decisions independently and, where appropriate, consulting qualified professional advisers before acting on financial, legal, or tax matters.