Who and where
The essentials your family needs in the first hours.
- About me and key people
- First calls to make
- Where to find everything: documents, keys, safe, passwords
For anyone who wants to make things easier for their family
If you were in hospital tomorrow, would your family know who to call, which bank you use, where the house papers are, or what you want? This large-print planner walks you through it page by page, so the people you love are not left guessing.
Instant PDF download. Fill it in over a few evenings.
Why this matters
After a sudden illness or a death, loved ones often spend weeks hunting for policies, accounts, keys and passwords, all while they are grieving. Bills keep charging, pets need care, and nobody knows what you would have wanted. This planner is not a will. It is the practical guide that sits next to it.
This book is not a will. It is the map that sits next to it.
What's inside
Fill it in at your own pace. Tell one or two trusted people where the book is kept.
The essentials your family needs in the first hours.
A clear overview without writing full account numbers.
The things that are easy to forget and hard to sort out later.
Your voice, and a calm plan for the people left to handle things.
Why it works
Most "death planners" are so long they never get filled in. This one is short on purpose.
15-point text and wide lines, for you and for whoever reads it later.
Account pages ask for the institution and last digits, never full numbers or PINs.
Update it once a year or after a move, marriage, new child or new account.
Clear, warm language. No legal jargon and no scare tactics.
A look inside
Every page has one job and plenty of room to write.
Choose Letter or A4. A folder or ring binder keeps it together.
Key people, first calls and where to find everything. These help most, fastest.
Keep it somewhere safe and tell one or two trusted people where it is. Review it once a year.
No. It does not replace a will, trust, advance directive or power of attorney. It helps your family find those documents and understand your wishes.
We recommend writing where passwords are kept (for example, a password manager or a sealed envelope) rather than the passwords themselves, and storing the book securely.
No. It is a printable PDF you download right after purchase. Print it at home, at a library or at any print shop, as many copies as your family needs.
Both. You get a US Letter file and an A4 file, so it prints correctly in the US, the UK, Europe and Australia.
Body text is about 15 point in Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed for low-vision readers, with wide lines and big tick boxes for easy writing.
It is designed to be printed and written by hand. You can also write on it in a PDF app that supports handwriting or text notes.
A few calm evenings now can save your family weeks of stress later.
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