Organize recurring payments and subscriptions
Keep a record of the recurring payments and subscriptions you have so they are easily located later.
Those who manage life after loss will need to end recurring payments the deceased may have had.
To make this process easier, catalog general information about each service, including account information, usernames, passwords, etc.
These services include, but are not limited to:
Home Services
- Electric
- Gas
- Water
- Trash
- Sewer
- Heat
- Housekeeping
- Landscaping / gardener
- Newspaper / Magazine
Digital Services
- Cable TV
- Phone (landline / mobile)
- Internet
- Streaming Services (Netflix, Hulu, HBO GO, Pandora, Spotify)
- Cloud Storage (Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud, Google Drive)
- Software (Microsoft Office, Quickbooks, TurboTax, Norton)
Loan Payments
- Mortgage
- Home loan / payments
- Car loan / payments
- Student loan
- Personal loans
- Alimony
- Child support
- School tuition
- Storage unit
Medical Care
- Home care
- Nursing care
- Medication
General Memberships
- AARP
- Seniors associations
- Alumni associations
- Gyms
- Country clubs
- Religious organizations
- Theaters
- Charity foundations
- Veterans associations
Personal Considerations
Is your cellphone part of a family plan?
Leave behind documentation of your cellphone account number so that the executor of your estate can manage or close that account.
Make sure other people with phones on the plan have official (i.e., established secondary) access to the account.
Use the links below to add authorized users to your accounts.
Leave behind documentation of your cellphone account number so that the executor of your estate can manage or close that account.
