• It’s a digital filing cabinet which helps you to organize everything;
  • From your legal paperwork to where important documents are stored
  • Everyday financial stuff, such as where you bank, who you hold your insurance policies with and your mortgage company
  • Keeping a note of your digital information, such as where you store your photos, accessing your e-books and music library
• Adds reminders to your files so that you never forget a renewal date again.
• Allows your most trusted people to access this information whenever it is needed.

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It’s convenient – Access when you want, add new information whenever you need and update as and when.

It’s secure – The safety of your information is extremely important to us. We use the latest technology to ensure that everything is protected.

It’s manageable – All in one place, minimal effort, and simple layout.

Make it your own – customize your folders.

Keep it all together - Upload and store your documents and information with a single click

With so much of our everyday lives now being paperless, and paper trails no longer existing in the way they used to, it is difficult for people to identify every account that someone has. It is especially problematic when you also include our online accounts. In fact, in a YouGov survey found that over 50% of people wouldn’t be able to access the account of someone who has died. Documenting this information not only means that you have a record of it, but also that your most trusted people can access it at a time when it is needed.

Head to your Vouchers page in the My Account section to redeem your free trial code. Enter your voucher code at any of the My Final Wishes checkouts to start your trial.

Pricing

All prices are inclusive of VAT

It's free to use the Basic version. If you want to upload your own documents and customise your folders, then subscribe to Premium for £12.99 per year | £9.74 per year for Aviva customers. Premium will also unlock the Digital Assets tool.

Our Terms and Conditions are located here

In this ever-growing digital age of ours we have a bigger online presence than before and more and more electronic devices; these are your online accounts. You’re probably using many of them on a daily basis!

You have used at least one of them to visit me today, your email address; plus, you would have used either a laptop, desktop computer or smart phone. There are countless examples of online accounts, email accounts, digital music, digital photographs and videos, social network accounts, financial accounts, and online stores. You may also have a desktop computer, laptop, tablet, smart phone, storage devices and any similar digital device to name but a few.

In fact 94% of the population have online accounts which are being used as part of everyday life, with the average person in the UK having 26 different accounts and 10 different passwords.

When surveyed, 75% of people said their children wouldn’t be able to access their online accounts when they died and over 50% of people saying their partner wouldn’t have access.

Furthermore, 20% of bereaved families, found it too difficult to locate and deal with the online accounts and so didn’t bother, which means this digital content could be lost forever*. What if you were to become incapacitated? Or would like someone else to manage your finances? Would your trusted people, loved ones, deputies or attorneys be able to access your online accounts to manage your affairs?

There are potential issues that may arise without proper planning;

• Will your loved ones know what online accounts you have?
  You may incur costs (subscriptions) if not all online accounts are known. Or maybe you have investments you would like to be passed on? What is the worth of your online accounts?
• Will your loved ones know what to do with them?
• Do accounts need to be closed? Social media accounts closed or memorialised, software uninstalled? Images stored?*

* Information is taken from www.pwc.co.uk/cyber-security/insights/digital-lives-we-value-our-digital-assets-at- 25-billion.html.

Online Accounts helps you to list your online accounts in a document called a Memorandum of Wishes. This document can be added to your Will, your Lasting Power of Attorneys and accessed by your trusted people. Not only can you list your online accounts but you can also set out what you would like to happen to them.

For example, would you want to memorialise your Facebook account or allow access to your photos and images.

The document ensures your loved ones have all the information they need to manage your digital assets when needed. A copy of the document is automatically added to your DigiFile, ensuring your trusted people can access the latest version.

Head to your Vouchers page in the My Account section to redeem your free trial code. Enter your voucher code at any of the My Final Wishes checkouts to start your trial.

Pricing

All prices are inclusive of VAT

Edit your Digital Assets as often as you want to for £12.99 per year | £9.74 per year for Aviva customers. This will also unlock the Premium My Documents folder.

Our Terms and Conditions are located here