What belongs in a digital estate plan?
Think about accounts, subscriptions, digital assets, devices, the people who should be involved and the outcomes you want. Record where access arrangements exist without placing credentials in the plan.
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Start with the questions that matter
A digital estate is more than a list of passwords. These starting points cover the decisions and records that make a plan useful to the people you trust.
What should a family do after a loss?
Begin by identifying what is known and who has authority to act. Keep records of provider requests and avoid guessing at access methods. Our after-loss page explains the three support paths.
How do plans stay useful?
Accounts and relationships change. Review instructions and trusted people regularly; Setup & Continuity includes an annual review.