My Brothers Estate

[kf4uda]

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[MossRoad]

...Since then I've been thorough about what is where, passwords, and who gets what.

That's always a good thing to do for the folks that have to do you business if you're not able. We have "the red binder" that has all of the info in it. Everyone in the family knows where it is. We have a family PIN number that my wife, kids, and I only know. And we have a family safe word in case we need a stranger to get information to or from each other and we are incapacitated.

Only thing is, it takes discipline to always keep the info in the binder updated.

 

[Peter 315]

That's always a good thing to do for the folks that have to do you business if you're not able. We have "the red binder" that has all of the info in it. Everyone in the family knows where it is. We have a family PIN number that my wife, kids, and I only know. And we have a family safe word in case we need a stranger to get information to or from each other and we are incapacitated.

Only thing is, it takes discipline to always keep the info in the binder updated.

Safe word...Doughnuts

 

[MossRoad]

Safe word...Doughnuts

Shhhh!

 

[Williy]

To find the pass work in windows go to the "C" drive here''s how:

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willy

 

[riptides]

That's always a good thing to do for the folks that have to do you business if you're not able. We have "the red binder" that has all of the info in it. Everyone in the family knows where it is. We have a family PIN number that my wife, kids, and I only know. And we have a family safe word in case we need a stranger to get information to or from each other and we are incapacitated.

Only thing is, it takes discipline to always keep the info in the binder updated.

Daughters best friend just passed at 31 a few days ago. She is helping the family clean out and recover documents, affairs and electronics this weekend.

My daughter called last night and said she now understands my folder and letters in the drawer.

 

[EddieWalker]

You can into the laptop drive by removing it and adding it as an auxilliary drive on another computer. I had to do this for m BIL to get stock & bond lists, photos, etc.
It saddens me whenever someone goes thru this, especially you Eddie, you're a cornerstone of this forum! My heart stopped for a few minutes a month ago from dehtdration + cardiomyopathy from the Modern shot (I was told). But, I was brought back with some Hydration Multiplier. Since then I've been thorough about what is where, passwords, and who gets what.

Sorry to hear this, and happy to know that you're doing better!!!!

 

[ljjhouser]

I guess nothing is perfect or a sure solution. I use a password manager - LastPass. It lets me store all passwords and secure notes. All my family needs to do is open that account and all notes and logins with URLs are there. The passwords are automatically updated anytime I update or change them.

 

[ponytug]

You are aware that LastPass has been hacked, right?

The LastPass Hack Somehow Gets Worse

Plus: The US Marshals disclose a “major” cybersecurity incident, T-Mobile has gotten pwned so much, and more.

www.wired.com

There is a certain downside to storing your passwords in the cloud...or in binders...I think if there was a "right" way, we would all be doing it.

"Different strokes for different folks", and all that.

All the best,

Peter

 

[MossRoad]

I was in I.T. for about 30 years. I trust my binder in my basement more than a service on the internet. Just saying...