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Jun 16, 2022

A friend’s mom recently passed and estate planning came up. Providing your family with a way to access all your logins for bills, finances and important documents is a key responsibility to avoid painful hassles. The doc below is a great template. github.com/christophercal

10:10 AM · Jun 16, 2022

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Thanks for the shoutout, Jesse! Willful recently launched the feature Asset List - helps you log your key assets including digital assets, financial accounts, insurance policies, and properties, in a document you can store alongside your will. More info:

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List Of Assets: How It Helps Your Executor Distribute Your Estate

Learn more about why you should have asset lists and why they’re an important part of your estate plan.

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for Families with my wife and parents. We each have our own vaults and we’ve also shared our main passwords if we need to access one another’s logins and other secure info.

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Thanks for the shout out, Jeff. We also wrote these blog posts all about this: blog.1password.com/digital-estate blog.1password.com/guide-to-inher

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How the pandemic made millennials rethink their digital legacies | 1Password Blog

Before the pandemic, most millennials didn’t have a will, let alone a plan for handing over their digital accounts.

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We’re tackling memorialization efforts at

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With Apple Legacy Contact and a password manager you could achieve this today. Could you not ?

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has a map of all startup estate and of life planning Fintech solutions.

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I am not sure if it is a startup but Everplans comes to mined.

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knows? In 2018/19, I heard about a female-founded Dutch startup that would initiate the unsubscribe/cancelation process for all your accounts so that family members didn't have to. But I can't find the info anywhere!