LifeReady
We take the hard-work out of life administration
Data after death: how to plan your digital legacy and close social media accounts after death
From posting images on our social media to journaling our thoughts online, our lives have shifted from the physical to the digital realm. To protect our cherished memories from getting lost, its important to plan our digital legacy and store it in a safe and secure location.
How to develop sustainable business practices to connect with clients in a digital world
In this digital age, firms need to adapt to new technologies and business models to connect with clients at a deeper level. Sustainable business practices are necessary to stay ahead in the market.
Metaverse and its implications on user privacy
With Facebook changing its name to Meta, the buzz around Metaverse has tripled with people and companies clamouring to be a part of it.
Easily upload documents and digital account details using our new features
As we move from the physical world to the virtual realm, it’s important to ensure our sensitive information and documents are kept in a safe and secure place to protect against physical and cyberattacks.
Introducing four new permissions to securely share your records with Trusted Parties
As organised as we can be, unfortunately, we cannot evade the inevitable. Just as no one could have predicted the pandemic, we cannot predict our future. This is why it is essential to organize not just our present but also our future and by that, I mean end-of-life planning. And
How to upload and share important documents with Trusted Parties?
In this digital era, it’s important to not only organize our sensitive documents and information but also ensure they are kept in a safe and secure place.
Data storage with space for a lifetime
Data storage has evolved over the years from floppy disk to USB, becoming increasingly smaller in size and providing more storage. This article takes a byte out of data storage and puts gigabytes and other units of measurements into perspective.
Why planning ahead funeral services can bring comfort to your family
Funeral Planning eases the stress of making difficult decisions for your loved ones at an emotional time. Planning ahead enables you to design your final send-off and share your last wishes with your family. Storing your Funeral Plans in the LifeReady Vault makes it easy for others to access.
Critical documents for end-of-life planning
When it comes to end-of-life preparation, the first thing that comes to mind is usually a Will and possibly a Trust fund. But, is that all you require to make life plans?
Knowing the role and responsibility of becoming an Executor.
So, you have been chosen to act on behalf of an individual to execute their last wishes and administer their will which is an important responsibility. As an Executor, there are some important things that you need to know to fulfil this role successfully.
The important difference between a General Power of Attorney and Enduring Power of Attorney that you need to know.
Where a general Power of Attorney is only relevant whilst you are alive, there is also the Enduring Power of Attorney, who has significantly more responsibility and may form an integral part of your Legacy information.
The benefits of including an Advance Care Directive in your end-of-life planning.
Advance Care Planning is the process of planning for your current and future health care, when you are well, so that the decisions that you want to make for you, serve you when you are ill.
