When I Die Organizer

This end of life journal is a gentle way to help the people you leave behind know your wishes about your belongings and affairs. This helpful guide will prompt you to leave detailed information about important items such as: Personal Information Family Records Medical Information Funeral Arrangements Messages for Loved Ones Important Documents Pet Care 8x10 Softcover design makes it easy to write in And more! By filling out this information, your family will have peace of mind knowing they are doing things the way you wanted. This journal does not replace important documents such as a will, but docs can be listed inside so you know where to find them. Stay informed with this helpful journal!

One day you will die. It's a fact. And you have no real control over when and how that will happen... Death planning is one of those uncomfortable, yet crucial topics it's never too early to start thinking about, especially if you have kids. Getting your affairs in order can be difficult, but it is an important part of preparing for the future - not just in case you pass away but also if you become disabled due to an accident or illness. Of course, no one ever plans to be sick or disabled... however, failing to prepare can make an already hard time even harder for your loved ones. This guided planner covers PERSONAL INFORMATION My Personal Information My Family (Spouse, Children, Grandchildren) My Pets MEDICAL INFORMATION My Medical Information In the event that I become incapacitated My Doctors My Medical History Family Medical History My Children's Medical History FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS Planning My Funeral CONTACT INFORMATION Important Contacts Family Members Friends Associates, Colleagues & Acquaintances DOCUMENTS Important Documents and IDs FINANCES My Estate Custodians Bank Accounts Fixed Assets Investments Income Money I am Owed Debt & Liabilities Bills LOOSE ENDS Where to find my... Services to Close and Cancel Special Requests for my belongings MY SWAN SONG A note to the beneficiaries listed in my Will Last Thoughts Buy this What To Do When I Die Planner NOW (before it's too late)

I'm Dead, Now What? Great notebook to keep your mind free of worry. Keep very important information about your contacts, legal matters, health, financial affairs, instructions, and more. Keep it in a secure location, and have peace of mind about your important information.Awesome gift for your family and personal representatives. The I'm Dead, Now What? Planner will help you keep notes of:My PetsWhat to Pay, Close, and CancelEmail and Social MediaMy Medical InformationKey Contact InformationAt the Time of My PassingMy DependentsImportant DocumentsFinancial InformationCommercial/Business InformationWhat Beneficiaries Can ExpectPersonal Property InsuranceMiscellaneous InformationMy Personal WishesLast WordsMy Personal InformationNote: This planner is not a legal document and does not replace a valid will.

One day you will die. It's a fact. And you have no real control over when and how that will happen... Death planning is one of those uncomfortable, yet crucial topics it's never too early to start thinking about, especially if you have kids. Getting your affairs in order can be difficult, but it is an important part of preparing for the future - not just in case you pass away but also if you become disabled due to an accident or illness. Of course, no one ever plans to be sick or disabled... however, failing to prepare can make an already hard time even harder for your loved ones. This guided planner covers PERSONAL INFORMATION My Personal Information My Family (Spouse, Children, Grandchildren) My Pets MEDICAL INFORMATION My Medical Information In the event that I become incapacitated My Doctors My Medical History Family Medical History My Children's Medical History FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS Planning My Funeral CONTACT INFORMATION Important Contacts Family Members Friends Associates, Colleagues & Acquaintances DOCUMENTS Important Documents and IDs FINANCES My Estate Custodians Bank Accounts Fixed Assets Investments Income Money I am Owed Debt & Liabilities Bills LOOSE ENDS Where to find my... Services to Close and Cancel Special Requests for my belongings MY SWAN SONG A note to the beneficiaries listed in my Will Last Thoughts Buy this What To Do When I Die Planner NOW (before it's too late)

*The basis for the wonderfully funny and moving TV series developed by Amy Poehler and Scout Productions* A charming, practical, and unsentimental approach to putting a home in order while reflecting on the tiny joys that make up a long life. In Sweden there is a kind of decluttering called döstädning, dö meaning “death” and städning meaning “cleaning.” This surprising and invigorating process of clearing out unnecessary belongings can be undertaken at any age or life stage but should be done sooner than later, before others have to do it for you. In The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning, artist Margareta Magnusson, with Scandinavian humor and wisdom, instructs readers to embrace minimalism. Her radical and joyous method for putting things in order helps families broach sensitive conversations, and makes the process uplifting rather than overwhelming. Margareta suggests which possessions you can easily get rid of (unworn clothes, unwanted presents, more plates than you’d ever use) and which you might want to keep (photographs, love letters, a few of your children’s art projects). Digging into her late husband’s tool shed, and her own secret drawer of vices, Margareta introduces an element of fun to a potentially daunting task. Along the way readers get a glimpse into her life in Sweden, and also become more comfortable with the idea of letting go.

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The End of Life Planning Notebook Some people believe they don't need an end-of-life plan because they don't have much in the way of personal or financial assets. However, money and possessions are not the only reason to create a plan your family can follow in the event of your passing. If you or a loved one own a home, have a family, care for a child with special needs, or are simply concerned about dementia or the inability to communicate with family at an old age - these are all good reasons to create and maintain an end-of-life plan. End of life planning is a task people often put off. However, those who die without their affairs in order risk leaving their loved ones with significant problems, including funeral expenses, medical debts, legal expenses, tax obligations, and severe strain and family disputes. While 70% of men and women agree that everyone should have an end-of-life plan before the age of 60, only 43% actually do. Start planning today! My Life & Wishes is an online service that allows you to create a secure end-of-life plan and digital record to share everything your family needs to know. * Personal Burial Plan: Disposition of Remains, Funeral Plans, Obituary Information. * Immediate Tasks and Persons to Contact. * Document Locator. * Personal Information: Marital Information, Family Records, Adoption Agreements, Child Care Arrangements, Pet Care, Military Service, Education, Organizations, Current and Previous Employment. * Medical Information: Medical and Dental Insurance, Health Care Providers, Medical History, Medications, Summary of Family Medical History. * Financial Information: Financial Statement, Current Income Sources, Bank Accounts, Stocks and Bonds, Real Estate, Safe Deposit Box/Safe, Notes Receivable, Liabilities, Business Information. * Insurance Information: Life Insurance, Disability Insurance, Long Term Care Insurance, Home owner's/Renter's Insurance, Auto Insurance, Umbrella Liability Insurance, Other Insurance Policies. * Legal Information: Professional Advisors, Will, Powers of Attorney, Living Will, Organ Donor Information, Trust Document Information. * Retirement Information: Pension Plans, Profit-Sharing Plans, IRAs, Stock Options, Annuities. * Personal Assets: Household Inventory, Personal Property Inventory, Appraisals, Memorandum of the Distribution of Personal Property, Location of Other Important Papers, List of Service Providers. * Lined spaces to write in. * 72 Pages, Perfect size at 8.5 x 11 in / 21.59 x 27.94 cm. * Soft Glossy Cover with white pages. Get start This End of Life Planning Notebook today!

This workbook includes access to form base guided planner.Making final arrangements for a loved one often brings about more pain and bad feelings among the surviving loved ones than healing. There is the inevitable pain of losing the loved one, but I am referring to the unnecessary pain -The Contact details to be notified -The final wish of the deceased to be fullfilled -The deliberation over which funeral home should perform the service -The arguments over whether the loved one even wanted a service in the first place -The debates over what type of service to disagreements over how the deceased should be dressed for the service. The examples never end, If the loved one had just written down his or her wishes on what to do when he or she dies, much of the pain around in making final arrangements could be avoided. Death is an event which certain for a living. Unfortunately, like most events we deem significant, many of us do not plan or prepare for our death. When we pass on without leaving instructions about what to do when we die, a massive burden is placed on our loved ones. Many decisions must be made within a short period of time, yet clear choices may be difficult to make. By completing this document and distributing it among those you trust to carry out your final wishes, you are sparing your loved ones the emotional and financial burden of making those final arrangements on your behalf. This comprehensive document covers everything from the information required to wishes to be fulfilled.