When people think of end-of-life planning, they often imagine wills and medical documents. But true peace of mind comes from thinking beyond the basics — capturing the personal, emotional, and digital details that make your life uniquely yours.
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Digital accounts and passwords
→ Email, subscriptions, and cloud storage — these need to be accessible when you’re no longer there to manage them. -
Personal letters or messages
→ A few heartfelt words can mean more than any inheritance. -
Memorial or funeral preferences
→ Music, readings, or small details that reflect your personality. -
Important contacts
→ Family, friends, advisors, doctors — keep them organized and easy to reach. -
Where to find everything
→ A clear index of documents and belongings saves hours (and heartache) for your loved ones.
Your end-of-life planner isn’t just a document — it’s a bridge between your life and the people you love.
Make it clear. Make it kind. Make it Heirloom.