I'm Dead, Now What? Planner - Important Information about My Belongings, Business Affairs, and Wishes

A book that everyone should have, but no one wants. It covers all of the information that should be on file for when it's needed.

Great tool for letting your children know what your final wishes are and to organize lists of bank accounts, insurance etc.

Nice book. I started to fill it out but I feel like I am jinxing myself! Not the books fault though. Great info to leave for those that have to pick up the pieces when I croak.

Very well put together with all the information one needs to pass along. Great organization and will be a big help to loved ones when needed.

Is more like a workbook with sections to list important information, like accounts and passwords, life insurance policies. Is a good way to make things easier on survivors who will deal with property and estate matters.

Organization of financial information for those one leaves behind.

Good reference book to have information for my adult kids. Filled this out when we started to travel. It covers several topics you never would have thought of. Would suggest for traveling parents.

Good idea. Just as long as someone bothers to read it . Lol

Aunque los datos vienen en inglés, es muy útil! Se presenta excelentemente encuadernado y con páginas resistentes. Me parece muy importante dejar en orden los datos para el momento de mi fallecimiento. El espiral el doble y permite "pegar hojas" con fotocopias de los documentos.

This book offers the opportunity to consolidate all of my important documents and final wishes. Beautifully bound, hardback edition.

I figure it’s less likely to get lost because the title will make the executors of my will laugh. Wish the book could have had a purple cover, though.

Really useful pages. A bit hard to fill out some of them until a bit closer to ‘the end’, but very good to prompt family discussion and focus the mind.

Although this is a good book and useful. I decided to return it, as I only need something a bit more basic. This was very in depth and not applicable to my situation.