When I Die Binder | Flip-through of what's in my 'in case of death' binder

When most people think of estate planning, they think of documents like a will. That's a great place to start, but one day, after your die, your people will need soooo much more than that to wrap up your life. Your people will have a virtually endless list of stuff to manage after your death. Things they’ll have to locate, people they’ll have to contact, things they’ll need to access, accounts they’ll have to cancel.

Even if you’ve documented everything, it’s a lot to keep track of. 

But if you haven’t documented anything? Yikes. That’s making their (already hard) job even more impossible. So start documenting your stuff.

Call it a ‘Kick the Bucket’ Book, a ‘When I Die’ Binder, or ‘My Life In Your Hands‘ or whatever else you want, but start now. 

I recently published a workbook to help you remember everything you need to document.
https://lifedeathandpaperwork.com/pro...

I'm starting to migrate my information from the loose-leaf papers I've used for years into a version of the printable, and I thought I’d give you a flip-through of the binder before I start filling it up with all sorts of the personal information I don’t want the world to see.

Get your own copy of the printable:
https://lifedeathandpaperwork.com/pro...

The article mentioned in the video: How to Make a 30-Minute Health File, Your Secret Weapon in the Doctor’s Office (from SELF magazine) https://www.self.com/story/how-to-mak...

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Note: This video is presented for general education purposes only. It is not intended, and should not be considered, legal advice. Laws and rules vary significantly based on location, and what is appropriate varies significantly based on your circumstances and goals. Consult an attorney or medical or financial professional for guidance specific to your situation.