A concise document for detailing one's personal affairs so as to assist a/the survivor; caregiver or lawyer whenever/if an individual is deceased or no longer capable of caring for themselves.
Are your personal affairs a big secret? Of course you don’t confide that information to just anyone, but surely your husband, wife, child or your lawyer/solicitor/attorney should be aware of where you keep your insurance, home and other personal papers. Okay, so you’ve made a will, signed a Power of Attorney and perhaps prepaid your funeral – but have you told anyone? Does anyone know where you bank, where your investments are, your insurance policies, sources of income as well as your debts and other liabilities?
‘Be Prepared’ – the motto of Boy and Girl Scouts and Girl Guides, has stood the test of time and should be a guiding light for everyone. Unfortunately, most of us procrastinate doing anything remotely having to do with becoming incapacitated (physically or mentally) or no longer capable of caring for ourselves or personal affairs. More sobering, what happens to those dependent upon us, or those we leave behind when we die? Obviously, no one likes to talk, or even think, about death. But it doesn’t do any good to pretend it won’t happen – because it will! And when it does, will loved ones, significant others, relatives or friends know what to do?
In the spirit of ‘Be(ing) Prepared’ is the reason the comprehensive and detailed Will and Estate Planning Inventory Kit was prepared for use by the public, wherever they live in the world, with the hope people will not leave everything for a spouse, family member, lawyer or friend to hunt for the many and sundry items, documents, information and property records required by various levels of government or care givers. Playing ‘hide and seek’ is no longer a game for the person or persons left to handle an estate or distribute items that may, or may not, be in a formal will. That’s when this specially designed, comprehensive and inexpensive estate planning tool comes to the rescue!
Looks like a great self-help book, along with your other books of this nature.
I should be writing books like this. Having had a close encounter in 2012, I have updated my information and made it readily available to my partner and my executor. The only thing I haven't done is prepay my cremation. My only concern is that information and companies are constantly changing, often available online with constantly changing usernames and passwords making those handling a rather complicated estate quite frustrated. I will have to update my information every year.
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