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Encrypted iron-key in a safe deposit box which with specific instructions for the executor in my will. (one step of which will be to activate my dormant concio
by arca_vorago 9y ago
Encrypted iron-key in a safe deposit box which with specific instructions for the executor in my will.
(one step of which will be to activate my dormant conciousness transference program so I can become the singularity)
Joking aside. If you don't have a will, and/or a trust established, you need to do so asap! It will save your family much trouble, drama, and probably money. For example, if you have multiple properties in other states, there is a tax imposed for transferring the title to a family member that sometimes is so steep the family must sell the property to pay it! This can largely be avoided though if you have multiple properties in a trust...
Source: I know lawyers and paralegals who talk about this kind of stuff all the time, and how sad it is when people die without having created a will and all their assets are siezed by the state, and other similar situations. (For example, it depends on the state, but a common misconception is everything you own goes to your next of kin if you don't have a will, such as a wife or child. That's often not true though.)
- JoblessWonder 9y agoThere was a website that had nice, clear directions on how to take care of certain things while you are still alive because you never know when something is going to happen. It was called www.getyourshittogether.org. It was started by a woman whose husband died unexpectedly at a young age. Unfortunately it seems to have turned into a weird site driving people to lawyers/life insurance quotes but you can still view the original one on the way back machine: http://web.archive.org/web/20130124012917/http://getyourshittogether.org/ http://web.archive.org/web/20130124012917/http://getyourshit... Their checklists were pretty awesome. Edit: Here is their annual checklist: https://media.npr.org/assets/news/2013/checklist.pdf https://media.npr.org/assets/news/2013/checklist.pdf
- ravenstine 9y agoI saw them once at a job fair back in 2013. I honestly couldn't figure out what they were about. They did an extremely poor job at explaining themselves, and I walked away wondering if they were just a Google Docs ripoff.