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Learn what a digital legacy is, what digital assets it includes, why digital legacy planning matters, and how to create a digital legacy plan for your family.

Use this complete digital legacy checklist to organize accounts, documents, passwords, digital assets, family instructions, and important information.

Learn what happens to email accounts, social media profiles, cloud storage, financial accounts, and digital assets after death, and how to prepare your family.

Learn what can happen when nobody knows your passwords, why access is only part of the problem, and how to organize important digital information for your family.

Learn how to prepare your family before you die by organizing documents, financial information, digital accounts, insurance policies, and important instructions.

Learn how to create a family emergency file with contacts, documents, insurance information, financial accounts, digital assets, and family instructions.

Use this complete family emergency binder checklist to organize important documents, contacts, insurance information, financial accounts, and family instructions.

Learn which financial, legal, medical, insurance, property, and digital documents your family should be able to access and how to organize them.

Learn which financial, legal, insurance, digital, and household information every spouse should know and how to organize it effectively.

Discover the essential emergency information every family should organize, including contacts, medical records, insurance policies, financial accounts, legal documents, and household information.

Talking about death is uncomfortable. Talking about passwords, crypto, bank logins and online accounts after death is… even more awkward. But one calm, honest conversation can save your loved ones from months of confusion and stress. Here’s how to talk about your digital legacy in a way that feels caring, not dramatic.

Planning your digital legacy sounds big and abstract — something you’ll get to “someday”. But if you break it down into simple steps, you can make real progress in a single weekend. This checklist will help you organize your online accounts, assets and instructions so your loved ones aren’t left with a digital mess.

Most of us have dozens, sometimes hundreds, of online accounts. But if something happens to you tomorrow, would your family even know where to start? This guide walks through 15 types of online accounts your loved ones are most likely to need — and how you can make that process less stressful for them.