Sunday, September 7, 2014

Keep things organized

We have previously noted* on these pages that an important part of succession planning is gathering your key information such as account numbers, contact information, passwords, etc. so that members of your family can find what they need when the time comes. We recommend Erik Dewey's Big Book of Everything, available without cost in either PDF or Excel format, to help with this endeavor. If you use it and you like it, as he says, buy one of his books.

* See our October 11, 2011 post entitled A Real Bucket List
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