End-of-Life Planning: The Risk of Everything in One Place
Getting organised should make information easier to find without making it easier for the wrong person to use. End-of-life planning often begins with a sensible goal: gather the information your family may need and put it somewhere they can find it. That information may include bank accounts, insurance policies, household services, digital accounts, important contacts, legal documents and instructions for children, pets or other dependants. The problem is not the act of getting organised. The problem is what can happen when identifying information, passwords and other sensitive access details are all stored together. A notebook, folder, box of... Read More >>
