Fight the overwhelm by downloading this free guide to know what to save and when to shred it.
The Simple Guide to Organizing Life
What to Save and
When to Shred it?
In this guide you will learn:
- The $58 billion reasons why organizing this information is important and how to make sure none of your money ends up with a state or federal treasurer.
- Why it is important and what type of information you should document and organize. Includes tips on how to organize your information so you can easily find it or help a loved one so it can be found when it is needed to help you.
- A guide to which information to save and for how long as well as which papers you should shred.
USE THIS GUIDE TO CREATE YOUR INFORMATION ROADMAP
Simplify Life Online
Create a simple way to document and find your usernames, passcodes, PINs, and Security Questions.
Save Money
Don't overpay for warranties and benefits you have already earned.
Easily Communicate your Wishes.
Document your preferences and guidance and leave a simple roadmap for loved ones.
Save Time
Stop looking for information in your own filing system and resetting passcodes.
ABOUT KAY
Hi. I'm Kay H. Bransford and I wrote the book on how to get your personal information organized ... like your financial accounts, medical history, online passcodes, and even household records. When my parents became ill and I needed to help them, even with a power of attorney in hand, I realized that I didn't have the knowledge I really needed to step in and be a medical advocate, pay bills, and manage the household.
The system I created led MemoryBanc to win the AARP Foundation award for "Older-Adult Focused Innovation," and the workbook version hit Amazon best-seller status before it was even released to the public. I won't stop there. I want to help every family be ready for whatever life throws at you. The best place to start is by getting your information in order, and I am giving away this free guide to help get you started.
In a week, I will follow up to help you through this guide. Please reach out and ask questions—I'm happy to help. You can reach me at Kay@MemoryBanc.com or call the office at 703.436.2827
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