Safe at Home: Estate Planning Account Access & Password Log: Peace of Mind for Your Loved Ones

When you start to plan your estate don’t forget to include a password logbook to your list of estate planning workbooks. A password tracker isn’t just helpful in cases where you may have forgotten passwords on accounts you may not have accessed in awhile, but can help you assure that your loved ones will be able to access important accounts when they need to. Perhaps your family will need to access your phone or electronic devices to retrieve old family photos, or access revenue and business accounts that haven’t been accessed in awhile. Logging and tracking the information in this password book will make things easier for them. The journal also includes a password tracker section for each account where you can track changes you make to username and passwords on the account.

The Safe at Home password log book is a 6 x 9 inch journal that includes 200 pages. It also includes a lined letter section at the front of the journal for you to write a personal note. It includes a Quick Reference Table of Contents section for you to log page numbers for entries for quicker access. Use this journal to record access details including:

• Computer Access
• Email Accounts
• Bank & Financial Accounts
• Royalty Accounts
• Business Accounts & Access
• Cellphones, PDA’s and Other Electronic Devices
• Online Service
• Important Contact Details
• Location & Access Information