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Need to make an estate plan but don’t know where to start? This quick, no-fluff guide walks you through the essential steps to protect your assets, loved ones, and legacy—fast.

We’ve stripped out the legal jargon and removed all the fluff that usually makes estate planning feel like a chore. This guide is as approachable and straightforward as it gets—designed to help you get it done, not get overwhelmed.

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Cemetery vs a Graveyard

Meet the Founders of Good Grief | A startup alleviating the bureaucratic burden in death.

The Funeral Rule: Your Right to Funeral Pricing Info

What are your final wishes? Let’s get you a legacy plan.

Imagine someone has to step in for you tomorrow. Would they know where to start?

This week is about logistics. Think about where your important documents, contacts, and account passwords live. Make them findable (but still secure).

What Are You Leaving Behind? Let’s get you a legacy plan.

Who are you doing your legacy plan for?

Your browser history, bank logins, and email passwords shouldn’t die with you. Here’s how to share them the smart, secure way.

What do you know about the administration after death? Probably not much, and probably even less than you think! In our death-phobic society that’s no surprise. It’s not something most people give the time and attention it should have. Take our quiz to see if you can correctly answer questions about some common details for things you (or someone) has to do after someone dies.

What do you actually do when someone dies?
It’s a question no one wants to think about—until it happens. And then, you’re suddenly in the deep end with no manual.

Fascinating history of embalming in the US

60 percent of U.S. adults living with children have not created a Will.

I bet you don’t think much about grief, but you should.

The History of the Death Certificate: How We Started Recording the End