Financial & Estate Planning Worksheet
Your Family’s Security Tomorrow Begins with Planning Today
MyFamilyPlan is an estate planning worksheet and checklist that organizes all the details of your life in one place from finances to end-of-life planning.
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What Is An Estate Planning Checklist?
The MyFamilyPlan estate planning workbook and checklist is a comprehensive collection of worksheets that help you organize and document essential details about your finances and end-of-life items. It accomplishes this by combining your financials, estate documents, bills, contacts, funeral instructions and postmortem details in one convenient place. By using MyFamilyPlan, you can simplify the process of organizing your estate, avoiding confusion for your loved ones and securing peace of mind.
Personal, Digital, & Security Information
Document your personal and dependent details along with digital password and home security details
- Personal Information for you and partner
- Dependent Information
- Emergency Contacts
- Attorney Information
- Passwords
- Home alarm codes
- Deed and Title documents
- Backup keys
- Safe details
Money, Assets, Liabilities, & Revenue/Income
Manage your financial landscape by documenting all assets and liabilities. The workbook allows you to include details such as:
- Life Insurance
- Revenue
- Income
- W2s
- 1099s
- Tax Returns
- Social Security Information
- Bill Payment Sources
- Expenses
- Retirement Savings Plans.
Legal Estate Documents
Attach important legal documents, track their status, and include any ancillary or miscellaneous estate documents. You can also depict the status or disposition of these documents and add special comments for each one.
- Last Will & Testament
- Living Will
- Health Care Proxy
- Assignment of Tangible Property
- HIPPA Authorization
- Advanced Guardianship
- Power of Attorney
Funeral Instructions, End-of-Life Wishes, & Post Loss Checklist
Document funeral pre-planning items, post loss and time-of-death checklists, and end-of-life wishes.
- Funeral Budget and Source of Funding
- Funeral Service Details
- Who Should Be Invited
- Obituary Considerations
- Doctor/Nurse Documents
- Notification List of Friends and Family
- Death Certificates
- Funeral Home Transportation
Estate Planning Worksheets included with MyFamilyPlan
Who has your passwords and are they documented in a secure place?
Where is your home deed and car titles and are they secure?
Who has your back up home keys and security codes?
Where are all your checking, savings, and investment accounts?
What is the status of home, auto, and personal loans?
What are your income sources including future income sources such as social security and pensions?
What are your life insurance details?
Identify recurring bills for you, family and estate?
Determine your annual cash burn/expenses?
How are your bills paid?
Who handles home chores? When and how are they done?
Who handles critical child-care, pet-care, family-care activities? When and how are they performed?
In the event of an emergency or end-of-life event, what are the immediate to-dos?
Who are your critical home contractors and what do they do?
Who are your emergency/professional contacts?
Which family members and friends should be contacted in the event of an emergency?
What is your family checklist in the event of an emergency or passing?
What kind of funeral do you want?
What do you want to share with your family, executor, or trustee in the event of your passing?
Do you have all the critical estate documents needed to protect your family?
Where are your Will and Trust documents?
Where are your legal Estate documents - i.e. healthcare proxies, advanced guardianship agreement, limited power of attorney agreement?
What do you need to understand about probate?
What does your family and Executor need to understand about your State’s probate process?
How much money do you need to save before you can retire?
When can you retire?
What is your retirement budget?
What does your family need to understand about your business?
Do you have unique assets, items, responsibilities that need to be documented and communicated in the event of an emergency?