If something happened to you, would your loved ones know how to access your banking, insurance, or retirement plan information?  Would they know the location of your will, estate plan, how to reach your key advisors, or even know your final wishes?  Have you left instructions regarding your online or social media accounts? Have you thought about the care of your pets? Who should have them, are they on medications, how old are they, who is their veterinarian? 

No one likes to talk about death. So when it comes to estate planning, many people don’t discuss it until it’s too late, leaving loved ones burdened with a lifetime of personal belongings and financial information to sift through. And today in the digital age, they have to contend with an online presence as well. It can seem daunting, but fortunately there’s help. Inspired by personal experience, retirement consultant Jon Braddock has created Click Here When I Die, an irreverent guide to modern day Death Etiquette, to help you be thoughtfully prepared for your passing. He takes you through all you need to consider to ensure things are significantly easier for your loved ones: from wills and trusts to long term healthcare and funeral costs—as well as digital concerns like your online financial and social media accounts. With Click Here When I Die, leaving a mess behind for your family and friends to deal with can be avoided. They can rest easy, and you can rest in peace.