The Family Emergency Binder
One place for everything your loved ones would need — accounts, documents, wishes, contacts — so they’re never left guessing at the worst possible time.
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The binder’s sections
This is the kindest thing you can leave behind: not a fortune, but a clear map. One afternoon now saves your family weeks of stress later.
Fill one section at a time. Each has simple prompts — you just write in your answers.
The essentials someone would need first — your key information, and who to call, in order.
A simple inventory of accounts, income, and insurance, and where the documents live. No need to write full account numbers.
Conditions, medications, doctors, and your wishes if you can’t speak for yourself.
Will, deeds, titles, policies — what you have and exactly where it is.
Done safely, so your family can reach what they need without hunting.
Funeral, belongings, and messages — what you want, in your own words.
A first-two-weeks checklist for whoever is handling things.
Included free
A card that tells one person you trust where the binder is and how to open it — so it’s found when it’s needed.
Print the binder, or keep it on your computer if you prefer.
One section at a time. There’s no rush — the prompts guide you.
Give the Trusted-Person Card to someone you trust.
$19$29
One payment. Yours to keep. Launch price.
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Right after you pay, you'll see a download button, and we email you the link too. Page 1 shows how to open it on a phone, tablet or computer.
Reply to your receipt email and we'll help you, or send it to you another way.
Keep it private: fill it in by hand, or store the file somewhere only you can reach, and never email it. You don’t need to write full account or card numbers — the binder shows a safer way. Page 1 covers this.
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