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Get Your Affairs in Order !

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12 critical things your family needs to know. Workbook for getting your affairs in order

✓ What You Have - Assets, liabilities, real estate, insurance, annuities, mutual funds, retirement plans, military benefits, valuable collections or antiques

✓ Where It's Located - Important keys, files, deeds, family medical history, advisors, safe deposit box, storage unit, tax records, appraisals, wills, trusts

✓ What Your Wishes Are - Who gets what, organ donation, living will, funeral planning, obituary, memorial donations, burial versus cremation, how expensive final arrangements should be, etc.

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Get your ducks in a row. Get your affairs in order

The story behind this book:

My father died in March 2003. He was 67 years old. Fortunately, we knew he wanted to be cremated, followed by a small private service. Not having to guess at his wishes made this terrible time much easier.

Despite Dad being fairly organized with a logical filing system, my family spent countless grief-filled hours over the following eight weeks looking for important documents, advisors, keys, and operating instructions.

A few months later, after my own daughter was born, I was driving home and started thinking "What if something happened to me tonight? So I started the long process of researching and putting this book together.

Once the book was finally written, the rest was easy. The short time invested in getting our affairs in order was well spent - we're finally organized and have real peace of mind.

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What's In The Book?

The book's title, "12 Critical Things Your Family Needs To Know," refers to the twelve major areas of critical decisions and information the book guides you to provide for your family:

Personal & Family Information
Family Medical History
Advance Health Care Directives
Organ+ Donation Choices
Final Arrangements
Wills, Trusts & Estate Plans
Insurance
Investments, Bank Accounts & Other Financial Assets
Retirement Plans & Annuities
Real Estate: Your Primary Residence
Debts & Liabilities
Advisors

There's more that doesn't fit neatly into the categories above, including:

Where is the safe/safe deposit box/storage unit? What's in there and how can it be accessed?
Should you be cremated? (this assumes you are dead, otherwise cremation can be quite uncomfortable)
What is your blood type? Do you want to donate your organs?
Location and keys for storage units and PO boxes.
How can the alarm system or water supply be shut-off in your home?
How expensive your final arrangements should be? Save thousands of dollars by answering one question (PDF article).
Where are your financial assets (firms, account numbers, contacts, etc)?
Allergies, prescriptions, medical history and health care provider info.
Free resource to download living will documents (remember Terri Schiavo?).
Are there any old life insurance policies or retirement plans from the military or jobs you left long ago?
Who should get your (insert cherished item here) when you die? (Or would you prefer your family fight it out at your funeral?)