My friend Jack Tatar explains how important and difficult it may be to plan for your digital assets. This includes your blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn and other online profiles you may have. It is easy to overlook something we use every day and take for granted. Many of the social media sites you use may have their own rules for what happens to your online presence in the event of your death. You agreed to those rules when you created your profile - and I don't know anyone who has actually read what they've agreed to.
Be sure and create a comprehensive password list and keep it updated. Make sure the people you asked to fill in the helper roles - agent under your power of attorney, personal representative or executor of your will, successor trustee to your trust - all know where to find this valuable information.
For more information, read my latest book "What's the Deal With...Estate Planning" published by People Tested Publishing.
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