END OF LIFE PLANNER
I’m dead now what? Help your family trace all important information they will need when you die. We’ve created this guide for you so you have an easy place to write everything down.
MAKE LIFE EASIER FOR THOSE YOU LEAVE BEHIND
Content
Basic Information
My personal detail, Key contact, Medical Information…
Financial details
Current accounts, Saving accounts, Credit Cards…
Digital accounts
Social media accounts, Digital records, Online websites accounts…
Insurances list
Life Insurance, Car Insurance, House Insurance…
Funeral Planner
Help your family and friends plan the perfect send-off with our funeral planner. From deciding on the type of service to arranging for transportation and lodging.
Useful contacts
Financial Adviser, Dentist, Doctor…
AND MORE…
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Q1: What is the “I’m Dead Now What” book about?
A: The “I’m Dead Now What” book is a guide to help your family or friends trace all important information they will need when you die. You can pick and choose which sections you complete. Find a safe place to keep it, such as with your will, and let your family or close friends know about it. Your details will change over time so think about updating it once a year or when your circumstances change.
Q2: What type of information can be found in the book?
A: The book includes sections on basic information, important documents, funeral wishes, financial details, insurances, rentals, regular payments, significant possessions, useful contacts, digital accounts, access to & location of important items, arrangements for children, arrangements for pets, personal wishes, expressions of gratitude, and final words.
Q3: How often should the book be updated?
A: The book should be updated at least once a year or when your circumstances change.
Q4: What is the purpose of the book?
A: The purpose of the book is to help your family or friends trace all important information they need when you die. This includes contact information, key documents, funeral wishes, and financial details.
Q5: Who should have a copy of the book?
A: Family or close friends should have a copy of the book. It is also important to let them know where it is kept, such as with your will.
What our customers said
“Most people are hesitant to plan their deaths. Young people feel that there is time and think that only ‘Elderly’ should plan and record their wishes.
Although we all need such a book to avoid any confusion that our loved ones may face after we leave this world.
Sudden illnesses or accidents create situations that make us powerless and unable to make decisions for ourselves, a situation that requires this type of planners.”
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