Digital Legacy

Checklists, FAQs, and Guides

CHECKLISTS

  • Steps to take for managing and distributing digital assets and online accounts as part of estate planning, including passwords, social media accounts, and digital subscriptions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Guides

  • Information to help you navigate the process before and after someone dies.

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Articles

Articles
What is a Digital Executor?
Prepare An Estate
What is a Digital Executor?
Prepare An Estate

Learn what a digital executor is and why they are essential for managing your digital assets after death. Discover their responsibilities and how to appoint one to protect your digital legacy.

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Why You Should Use a Password Manager
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Why You Should Use a Password Manager
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Discover why using a password manager is essential for enhancing online security and simplifying password management.

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What is a Digital Legacy?
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What is a Digital Legacy?
Prepare An Estate

Learn what a digital legacy is and why it's essential to manage your digital assets after death. Discover steps to effectively handle your online accounts, digital files, and digital property.

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Do I need a digital power of attorney?
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Do I need a digital power of attorney?
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Discover the importance of having a digital power of attorney and how it can protect your online assets and interests effectively.

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5 Tips to Crafting a Digital Legacy When Someone Dies: Beyond Account Deactivation
Prepare An Estate, End-Of-Life
5 Tips to Crafting a Digital Legacy When Someone Dies: Beyond Account Deactivation
Prepare An Estate, End-Of-Life

In an increasingly digital world, our lives are intricately woven into the fabric of the internet. When a loved one passes away, managing their digital legacy becomes an essential aspect of honoring their memory.

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Prepare An Estate, End-Of-Life

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