The Life File
Everything your family would need is already in your house. The problem is that it's scattered.
A folder in the closet. A drawer in the kitchen. A phone nobody else can unlock.
The Life File doesn't ask you to gather those things into one place. It does something better and far safer: it records where they already are. You keep the originals where they belong. You write down the map.
WHAT'S INSIDE
20 pages of fill-in forms, tables and checklists:
Your personal details, and emergency contacts listed in the order you'd want them called
The people your family would need to reach for you: doctor, attorney, accountant, insurance agent
Where each important document actually lives
Financial accounts, income, bills and subscriptions
Insurance policies, and who is currently named as beneficiary
Your digital accounts, and how to leave access without leaving passwords behind
Medications, conditions, and your care wishes
Home services, pets, and the responsibilities nobody else knows about
A page for a letter to your family
An annual review page, so the book stays true
WRITTEN BY SOMEONE WHO THINKS ABOUT SCAMS
Most organizers of this kind ask you to write down full account numbers and passwords. That turns the book itself into the biggest security risk in your home.
This one is built the opposite way. Every field asks for the last four digits, or for where something is kept. Never the number itself. Never a password. A thief who found this book would learn nothing they could use.
WHO IT'S FOR
People who want their affairs in order, and adult children who would rather have this conversation now than search through drawers later.
FORMAT
Instant PDF download, 20 pages, US Letter size. Print it at home or at a print shop and keep it in a binder or folder. Print as many copies as you need, as often as you need.
A NOTE
This is a record book, not legal or medical advice. It does not replace a will, a power of attorney, or an advance directive. The names and requirements for those documents vary by state.