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No matter how well prepared you are, when the moment comes it is often a bitter shock for those left behind.  And when the death of a loved one is also accompanied by an administrative nightmare - well it can be too much to bear.

Nothing will make the pain of passing away any easier, but at least you can make it more tolerable.  By downloading our "preparing for death checklist" you can make a record of all the important information that your executors will need to sort out your estate.

As well as the obvious douments you will need, the checklist contains a place to record the location and reference numbers of insurance, pensions and other important documents as well as the wherabouts of other items such as car keys and lots of other stuff that is obvious to you, but could be a lifelong puzzle to your your family.

This free, seven page, death checklist lists all the documents and items your executors will need to ensure that managing your affairs will be as painless as possble.
Getting your affairs in order?
This death checklist will prove invaluable to you and your executors, but remember, it contains valuable information about you.  So please be very careful with it.  Keep it under lock and key or even better, why not open a SilverChord account and upload your checklist along with your personal video testament and other important documents for safekeeping.
A True Story

Everytime Grandma finished reading a story to Naomi, she showed her her diamond engagement ring and told her "One day little princess, this will be yours".

When Naomi was 18, Grandma was dignosed with Mesothelioma.  She became progressively more ill until she could no longer stay at home.  Before she went into hospital for the last time she hid her diamond ring somewhere in her flat "...to keep it safe". 

In her will she left the ring to Naomi as she had promised but despite endless searches it was never found.