Gone But Still Telling You What to Do
A Practical Guide to End-of-Life Planning — with Warmth, Wisdom, and a Little Humor
A warm, conversational starting point for people who know they should plan ahead but are not sure what actually needs attention. The guide walks through practical decisions and information worth organizing, helping you begin without legal-sounding language, scare tactics, or the feeling that everything must be solved at once.
- Format
- Ebook (Google Play Books)
- Category
- Practical Guide
- Author
- Amy Philips
Make the important things easier to find.
This is the guide rather than the forms. It walks through what end-of-life planning actually involves, from wills and who needs to know one exists, to accounts and subscriptions that outlive you, digital access, medical wishes, funeral choices and the conversations most families keep postponing. Each subject is explained in plain language, with enough humor to make it possible to sit with. Read this first, then write everything down in the End of Life Planner.
General information, not legal advice. The rules about wills, executors and access to accounts differ from country to country, and in the US from state to state. They also change. Check what applies where you live before you act on any of this.
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Gone But Still Telling You What to Do
Ebook (Google Play Books)