In this episode we talk about a recent great article I read from Clark Howard about making your digital accounts accessible should you have an accident or die. Here is the link

https://clark.com/family-lifestyle/wills-funerals/online-accounts-accessible-when-you-die/?utm_source=Clark.com&utm_campaign=4d5b36bff3-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2023_08_06_06_49&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-4d5b36bff3-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D

What Are Your Digital Assets?

Your digital assets include any digital record you own, license, or control. Here are just a few common examples:

• email accounts

• social media accounts, such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube, digital music, photos, or other files that you store on the cloud or on your laptop, cell phone, or tablet, and

• online bank and brokerage accounts.

  Inventory Your Digital Accounts

  The first thing you should do is to make sure you have a complete list of all of your digital accounts that someone else may need to access when you die, including instructions on how to access them. This list should include all of your financial activities such as bank, investment, loan and insurance accounts. If you’re active on social media, you’ll probably want to include those accounts as well. And don’t forget about email! You can make your list on a physical piece of paper or keep it in a file on your computer. Sean recommends a physical piece of paper.

  Good Luck and Thanks for Listening!!!