Legacy Checklist · free · 2 minutes
Is my family ready if something happens to me?
Check what you already have in place. You'll see a readiness score and the items still missing, with why each one matters.
Your family readiness
0%
0 of 8 in place.
A current will
Without one, a court and state law decide who gets what.
Beneficiaries named on retirement and insurance accounts
These pass by the form, not the will. Old forms send money to old names.
A guardian named for your kids
If both parents are gone, a judge picks otherwise.
Life insurance that covers the years your family needs it
The common rule of thumb is 10 to 12 times income while kids are at home.
Power of attorney and health care directive
Someone needs legal authority if you can't decide for yourself.
Someone you trust knows where passwords and accounts are
Accounts nobody knows about can sit unclaimed for years.
A letter to your kids about what you believe and why
Your kids hear what you believe and why, in your own words.
Your family has talked about money out loud
Kids who never hear it discussed are less ready to keep it.
For education only. Not legal or financial advice. An estate attorney can help with the legal pieces. Read the article behind this tool: How to Build Generational Wealth.
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