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If you died, what would happen to your email archives,
social profiles, and online accounts?
The average person has between
70 and 80
passwords. Maybe that’s why one study found that 78% of people say they forgot a password in the last 90 days.
Without those passwords, your loved ones
may be unable to shut down your Facebook page,
access your accounts, and protect
your personal correspondence.
Here are two action items you can do right now to help
safeguard your digital estate.
First, take an inventory of all of your digital assets,
including emails, social profiles,
and any online business accounts.
Decide what you want done with these in
the event of your death and leave instructions with someone
you trust.
Second, make a list of your passwords
and keep them in one location.
Web applications, like 1password.com,
can make it simple.
We live in a digital world.
And when it comes time to leave it,
make sure that your digital assets are taken care of.
Call today and let's discuss your digital estate strategy. [MUSIC
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