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Big Book of Facts - Have you heard of it?
04-02-2017, 01:44 PM
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Big Book of Facts - Have you heard of it?
A couple of years ago I found a document called "Big Book of Facts" that was a fill-in-the-blank document for everything about your life so that your executor had what they needed to manage your estate.
It included financial information, passwords, account #s, life insurance info, mortgage info, locations of all pertinent forms, etc. And it wasn't just financial. There was info on all of my online social accounts and info on how to close down each account (Facebook, etc.) as well as an inventory of big assets like cars, jewelry, etc.
The document was long; about 30 pages if I remember right.
My computer was hacked and I had to wipe my drive so I lost the book I was working on.
I now can find no reference to it online so that I can start over.
Has anyone heard of it?
If not, any suggestions on where to find a template that has similar questions so I don't forget anything?
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04-02-2017, 01:52 PM
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Someone recently posted a link to a downloadable version but I don't remember the thread.
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04-02-2017, 01:53 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Lisa99
A couple of years ago I found a document called "Big Book of Facts" that was a fill-in-the-blank document for everything about your life so that your executor had what they needed to manage your estate.
It included financial information, passwords, account #s, life insurance info, mortgage info, locations of all pertinent forms, etc. And it wasn't just financial. There was info on all of my online social accounts and info on how to close down each account (Facebook, etc.) as well as an inventory of big assets like cars, jewelry, etc.
The document was long; about 30 pages if I remember right.
My computer was hacked and I had to wipe my drive so I lost the book I was working on.
I now can find no reference to it online so that I can start over.
Has anyone heard of it?
If not, any suggestions on where to find a template that has similar questions so I don't forget anything?
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Fido has a variation of this.
https://www.fidsafe.com
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04-02-2017, 01:59 PM
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04-02-2017, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Just_Steve
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Big Book of Everything - no wonder I couldn't find it. I had the wrong name.
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04-02-2017, 04:05 PM
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"The Big Book of Facts"
Just reading the thread title, I immediately thought of the "CIA World Factbook".
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04-02-2017, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Lisa99
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My computer was hacked and I had to wipe my drive so I lost the book I was working on.
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Buy yourself a thumbdrive and copy over all your documents, and new photos (at a minimum), each week. You can now get a 128 Gig thumbdrive for about $25, sometimes even cheaper.
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