Book 1
In Case Something Happens
The family emergency file: where everything is, the people to call, your family, cash for the first weeks, a guardian for the children, your digital life, pets and home.
Five printable workbooks for couples, each one short enough to finish over a few weekends. A page for each of you, plain words, and the phone numbers you need. Pick the one you need most, or get all five.
Every page of the series in one download, for the two of you. Bought one by one they come to $99.95.
Instant download. Free updates for life. Tell us your state at checkout to get updated pages if your state's signing rules change.
Book 1
The family emergency file: where everything is, the people to call, your family, cash for the first weeks, a guardian for the children, your digital life, pets and home.
Book 2
Your Social Security estimate and a year-by-year statement tracker, 30 years of cost-of-living raises, every income source and balance, your spending, your emergency fund and Medicare.
Book 3
Who decides for you, the treatments you want or don't want, and care at the end of life. Plus how to sign your care papers and your will, state by state.
Can your spouse witness your medical power of attorney? In 17 states, no. And in 28 states, a witness who inherits from your will can lose the gift.
Book 4
The benefits your family may get, Social Security for the survivor, every account and policy with its beneficiary, the house, the trust, the business and the debts.
Book 5
Your funeral wishes, your obituary notes, who gets which belongings, and a letter to your family. So nobody has to guess, and nobody argues.
Free
The 15 things to check in the five years before and after you retire. One page, free. A good place to start.
Fill in what you can, then book a free 20-minute call with me about retirement income, life insurance or long-term care.
For education only. Not personal financial, tax or legal advice. These workbooks help you get organized. They do not replace a will, a trust or the legal forms your state requires. Talk to a qualified attorney about your own situation.