[MidwestGirl]

http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/05/18/death.online/index.html

Interesting

 

[Golfgirlrobin]

I suppose the alternative, the much cheaper alternative, would be to leave a piece of paper with all your passwords written on it so that your loved ones could access your stuff. Too obvious?

 

[MidwestGirl]

I suppose the alternative, the much cheaper alternative, would be to leave a piece of paper with all your passwords written on it so that your loved ones could access your stuff. Too obvious?

I agree!

 

[Labs4life]

I have an envelope safely secured with all the pertinent info Lor would require should I pass before her.

 

[Golfgirlrobin]

I have an envelope safely secured with all the pertinent info Lor would require should I pass before her.

You wouldn't rather pay $30 a year to have somebody hold that for you? I will actually do it for $20.

 

[Rushpuppy]

You wouldn't rather pay $30 a year to have somebody hold that for you? I will actually do it for $20.

I'll do it for $18.95! I guess you can't blame them for trying...

 

[gailatmsu]

Me and Jason know each other's passwords to everything...everything from his TSP account to any games he may play. That's free!

 

[HersheyK's Dad]

Me, DW, DS, DD1, and DD2 each have a sealed envelope from each other with all account numbers, locations, IDs, Passwords, etc. We get together New Years Days and exchange new envelopes with any deltas updated. We started this when my Mom died. She was not wealthy, did not have any debt other than current monthly bills, but she had almost a dozen accounts with between $100 and $3000 in each. It was 3 years before the last one surfaced.