End of Life Planning Checklists
With MyFinalChecklist, there’s no excuse for not having it all together. And no reason to continue to worry about what will happen when you die or are unable to make decisions for yourself. Our comprehensive checklists for end of life planning are packaged into a single system you can use to get all of your “its” together.
Quick Reference
Important Documents
Estate Information
Business Information
Contact Information
Passwords
Dependents
Pets
End of Life Preferences
My Legacy
What Customers Say About MyFinalChecklist
“This is the MOST unselfish thing you can do for those that you love!!”
NANCY S.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
“We bought the MyFinalChecklist binder when my mother first got sick and it’s been a god-send! Everything is in one place and we put all of her medical updates in the back so it’s easy to keep track of it all.”
STACEY M.
ALBUQUERQUE, NM
“Young people will benefit the most from MyFinalChecklist since we’re the ones who are least prepared.”
CHERYL R.
ARROYO GRANDE, CA
What’s Included in MyFinalChecklist?
Your comprehensive planning system includes:
10 Complete Checklists
in tabbed sections covering every end of life topic
An attractive, durable, high-quality binder
An ideal way to organize your affairs and store your important documents—all in one place
An ideal solution that can be easily be found and updated
Email reminders and resources to help you through the process
Our Story
It seems we all have things we should be doing–cleaning out the garage, labeling all those old photos, getting our affairs in order–and yet there is always something else more pressing or more interesting. Sometimes it takes a scare to jolt us into action and that is what happened to me. Twice.
My first scare came a few years ago. I was driving through a canyon when I hit black ice, smashed through a tree, and ended up upside down in the forest, hidden by a blizzard. I was lucky and walked away, but all I could think about was the chaos I would have left behind if I had been killed or seriously injured.
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Your Story
Helpful Resources
How to Write Your Obituary
Writing your own obituary gives you the opportunity to control your last communication to the world.
Lots of Bank Accounts Doesn’t Mean You are Rich
You worked hard for your money. Having it in lots of different bank accounts doesn’t make you rich; it just makes it harder to manage, both for you and for your heirs.
