Creating a Lyfe Plum is the *best* way to ensure you save and share memories from your point of view, securely protect your assets, and share your life celebration with loved ones. It's never too late, or too early, to start:
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@Budgetdog_ Great advice. In addition to life insurance, having a "just in case" list is super valuable - so your spouse knows where to find this, and who to contact (in addition to so much more).
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Another unbelievable story about planning, but not giving access.
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A 71 year old man dies in March.
Will. Trust. Beneficiaries on every account. He did everything right.
BUT he kept his entire life on his IPHONE.
Banking apps. Brokerage accounts. Crypto wallets. PayPal. Venmo. Credit cards. Passwords. Financial records going back many years.
And every photo he ever took. His grandkids. His anniversaries. Years of family memories that exist nowhere else.
His wife found a passcode scribbled on a piece of paper in his desk drawer.
It didn't work.
She tried everything. Nothing worked.
What followed was months of frustration and thousands in legal fees recovering accounts and memories that were never hidden from her.
A perfect estate plan on paper.
Zero estate plan for his phone.
Nobody ever told him his smartphone needed one too.
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@KalkinTrivedi@NoFluxGivenNow Haha, redundancy in this case is valuable to each child. If you need it at your fingertips (or they do at theirs) Lyfe Plum is our app of choice. I know some can be concerned about putting some of that online, but they have pretty good security documentation.
@rightmomof2@edgaralandough So sorry to hear about that. Can be the case for many, which is why technology today can help. Check out Lyfe Plum for your own Just In Case binder.
@brutalbirdx@edgaralandough Just store it in a modern app life Lyfe Plum instead - when they are old enough to access their email - it's all right there.
@edgaralandough If you're looking for a place to store important documents - or designate who to contact - do it in Lyfe Plum - the only app that allows you to securely store critical documents and share them with loved ones in case the worst happens.
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This is so important for people to know. So often this is an afterthought, and loved ones are left scrambling in grief and trying to navigate critical paperwork, closing accounts, and who to get in touch with.
You must create "When I Die" binder.
It will help the people you love find all your financial accounts and guide them on next steps.
Here are 9 things to include:
@Kelleysdk If you need a place to store your list and give access to loved ones (normally not too simple, especially with sensitive documents) check out Lyfe Plum 💜
@KalkinTrivedi@NoFluxGivenNow Not sure where you have stored them historically, but we use Lyfe Plum, easy way to make sure they are all accessible when we may not be.
@LeroyHurtIndeed@edgaralandough Outstanding - this is why I love Lyfe Plum - it allows for spouses/children to have access to these sort of documents instead of trying to find them in a file cabinet or stowed away somewhere obscure.
We're seeing the shift. When a smaller A.I. (OpenClaw) makes the disruptive move, but the larger A.I. models adapt and adopt due to popularity.
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