Digital Store

Your digital store consists of details of your financial life, social media presence as well as details on bills and subscriptions. It allows someone else to know who to contact after you are gone and lets them know of your wishes. The digital store is a place you can securely place this information and give access to your trusted contacts.

Creating a digital store

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Do I need to create a digital ‘store’?

Most of our life is digital, if we do not document this, it will increase the complexity for our loved ones when we are not able to access it.

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What should you include in it?

Any bank or savings accounts, utility providers, insurances, pensions, social media accounts.

Digital store

View an example of a digital store which details out your assets, bills and social media wishes.

3

Choose where to create it

There are paid for services, password sharing sites or password protected documents. View your digital store options.

4

Decide who to give access to

The information needs to be secure and access should only be given to highly trusted individuals.

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Digital legacy

The legacy you leave online, which cover photos, social media presence, play lists, online art NFT's.

Digital store

A secure place to store key documents and information if you are ill or pass away. Access to the store will be given to your executors or power of attorneys.

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Tools & Resources

Digital legacy/store platforms

Keylu

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Mywishes

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Biscuit Tin

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Password sharing companies

Dashlane

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1password

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Lastpass

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Social Media policies on deceased members

Facebook

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Instagram

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Linkedin

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X (formerly Twitter)

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Phone and software provider deceased policies

Apple

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Microsoft

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Google

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