So many families are disappointed after the matriarch or patriarch of the family passes away, because they wish they would have captured more of their legacy through stories. Although it can be hard to think about losing your parents or grandparents, you’ll be more disappointed if you don’t take the time to capture their history […]
Almost anyone that uses an Apple device such as an iPhone or Mac has an Apple ID. Given the importance of digital devices in our daily lives, these accounts often contain important information about ourselves. If something happens to you, what happens to this data? In this article, we’ll answer these questions about managing your […]
Many of us have some physical photos, along with an ever-increasing number of digital photos. Most of us also have a social media presence, and may want to store memories and stories to pass on to our loved ones. Here are three simple tips on how to organize photos and record memories. NOTE: we have […]
Even though cryptocurrency is fairly new, it’s taken the world by storm. Finder reports that about 23% of adults now own digital currency, and more people are adding it to their financial plans. Given the growing value of cryptocurrency, it’s important to think about how to properly plan for it in your estate planning. Recent […]
Updated on December 14, 2021: Digital Legacy functionality is now live! At Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference 2021, one of the new features announced for iOS 15 (available on iPad and on macOS Monterey) is Digital Legacy, the ability to select a Legacy Contact. Although the feature only received 14 seconds of airtime in the keynote, […]
We are spending more time time than ever connecting virtually these days, sharing photos, stories, and memories on social media. So, what happens to your legacy and followers when you pass away?
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You already have a Digital Estate, so what exactly is it and how can you and your next of kin manage it?