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Various family members have their accounts & passwords in a binder, in a known location. Not ideal, but there's no technology involved so it is "elder proof".
by chiph 2y ago
Various family members have their accounts & passwords in a binder, in a known location. Not ideal, but there's no technology involved so it is "elder proof".
Could it be left with their attorney? Not really - the attorneys don't want the paper and don't want the additional responsibility for keeping it secure. Plus having to make it available at their office for recording occasional password changes.
- Terr_ 2y agoThere's an additional threat to consider: What happens when it burns up in a fire, soaks to illegibility in a flood, etc? More than half the reason I implore my parents to digitize their ink-scrawled Sheet Of Login Stuff involves having an off-site backup. Leveraging it to help with end-of-life planning is just a bonus.