Most people think about what will happen to their bank accounts, 401Ks, home, and their wedding rings when they pass away.<\/p>\n
Gone are the days of keeping mementos in scrapbooks, photo albums, and boxes full of handwritten letters. After all the hours spent creating a Facebook profile and posts or eBay store, have you even thought about what will happen to your online identity in the afterlife? In our internet-overload world, imagine what could happen to your Facebook, Gmail, PayPal, iTunes, and many other accounts. Without proper estate planning, these accounts and even an individual\u2019s finances could be in jeopardy.<\/p>\n
People with access or malicious hackers could tap into your accounts and abuse or drain the debit or credit cards associated with them. Many heirs might not even think of this facet of estate planning in the aftermath of a loved one\u2019s death. By the time the perpetrator is discovered it could be (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Most people think about what will happen to their bank accounts, 401Ks, home, and their wedding rings when they pass away. Gone are the days of keeping mementos in scrapbooks, photo albums, and boxes full of handwritten letters. After all…<\/span><\/p>\n