If documents can’t be found, families often face delays, legal costs, and unnecessary stress while piecing things together through solicitors, banks, and insurers. Good preparation avoids confusion and ensures a smoother process.
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Absolutely. Advance treatment instructions and funeral preferences reduce uncertainty and conflict during emotional times. By documenting them, you ensure your loved ones don’t have to make difficult decisions without guidance.
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Yes. Digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, trading accounts, and online wallets should be listed with login details and security codes. Without this, valuable assets may be lost forever.
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Include life cover, term insurance, and funeral policies. Make sure you list policy numbers, providers, and contact details, and ensure your loved ones know these policies exist. Missing insurance details can lead to financial difficulties for your heirs.
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Your will specifies how your estate is distributed. Without one, the law decides who inherits your assets — which may not reflect your wishes and can cause family disputes. Always consult a solicitor or notary and update your will after major life events.
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A complete estate plan typically includes: a valid will, an insurance overview, financial records, property deeds, contracts, passwords & digital access details, and medical or funeral wishes. Keeping these in one secure location ensures your loved ones have clarity when it matters most.
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Start by listing your important accounts and devices, then upload key documents like insurance policies, wills, or business contracts into Life After Me. From there, assign Trusted Appointees to ensure your family or colleagues can access what they need.
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Yes. Life After Me lets you choose which details are accessible immediately (such as insurance policies or emergency contacts) and which remain locked until after your death (such as social media credentials or digital assets).
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Life After Me allows you to securely store all essential documents, passwords, and wishes in one place. You decide who can access specific information — and when — so your family or business partners have the clarity they need in times of crisis.
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If you’re suddenly unable to explain where things are, loved ones or colleagues may struggle to find critical data — from insurance documents to business succession plans or even office entry codes. This can delay decisions and increase emotional strain.
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