Have you received advice on how to manage your assets after death? Chances are that, in one way or another, you have. In our highly specialized service-based economy, we receive advice on a multitude of topics impacting our deaths. Financial Advisors highlight the importance of various life insurance products. Solicitors advise us on the best
I know we have been exploring the importance of digital estate planning in my previous blog posts. I thought it was time to explore the 3 top reasons why I think we should close the online accounts of our deceased friends and relatives. 1. Identity theft Did you know that 25% of identities stolen belong
Careful estate planning allows you to continue taking care of your loved ones even after your death by sparing them the pain and frustration of making difficult decisions about what will happen to you and your belongings once you are gone. While making burial arrangements and drawing up a will are obvious tasks, digital estate
Nearly 30 million Facebook accounts are registered to deceased people. When a loved one passes away, often the last thing on your mind is social media. Planning funeral services, sorting through the estate, honoring the deceased’s last wishes, and just taking the time to grieve can be an exhausting and overwhelming experience. Getting on Facebook
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