How to Put Your Digital Assets Into a Digital Estate Plan

How to Put Your Digital Assets Into a Digital Estate Plan
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Mike Valles
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Passing your digital assets to your beneficiaries requires having a digital estate plan. Without it, they may not be able to access the things you want them to have. The plan also needs to have a digital executor named, or it could be the executor of your will.

Your loved ones will likely want access to things in your digital estate that mean much to them. It can especially mean family pictures, accounts with money, credit card points, business information, and more.

Mike Valles
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Mike Valles has been a freelance writer for many years and focuses on personal finance articles. He writes articles and blog posts for companies and lenders of all sizes and seeks to provide quality information that is up-to-date and easy to understand.
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