To Plan for arrangements in the event of your death seems like a horrifying subject, but the peace you'll get makes it worth it. You never know it may actually add months to your life.

Make sure all of your documents are safe together in one location. Make sure your loved ones can access your safe deposit box or home safe, if you have stored them this way. Make sure to include the following documents: Living Will and your Last Will and Testament, insurance policies, investment documents, retirement accounts, frequent flyer account information, recurring credit/debit card payment info, and any union contact info.

Let someone knows if you have hidden money in your house. Just imagine if someone came along later and bought your house and found $10,000 hidden somewhere. The details from person to person can change but they are easily avoidable if you follow these recommendations.

You also want to make sure your family understands your wishes about your funeral. Make sure you make the arrangements ahead of time so that this will not add to the family's grief of your loss. Submit to the one who is in charge of your estate, a list of of all your arrangements. Also think about what kind of funeral you want to have. How do you want your remains dealt with. Do you want any organs donated? Decide if you want to be buried or cremated? If cremated, where do you want your ashes spread? It is always better to plan for this now, than to wait and let your family guess about your last wishes.

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