Over a number of years you build an Internet business that generates good money and supports a comfortable life style for you and your family.
Your business has multiple income streams. You get payments directly into your personal bank account - by check to your home address - some cash goes into your Paypal account and perhaps some more is transferred into one of those credit cards that only has a credit balance.
You own a number of websites. You have a multitude of secret passwords. You have set up a trail of activity that through your own enthusiasm you have managed to commit largely to memory.
Life is good.
Then one sunny day - coming out of the library - you inadvertently step in front of a bus.
My question is - how do you protect your complex business to ensure that it contunues producing cash for your dependents and the people you care about who may be in big trouble if the cash-flow suddenly dries up ??
After they sweep up the bits and the bus moves off - your bank account will be frozen (at least - that's what they do in England). Without the correct passwords and with all the money arriving in the name of the recently deceased, there is every chance that your business will die with you.
Does anyone have a plan ?
Your business has multiple income streams. You get payments directly into your personal bank account - by check to your home address - some cash goes into your Paypal account and perhaps some more is transferred into one of those credit cards that only has a credit balance.
You own a number of websites. You have a multitude of secret passwords. You have set up a trail of activity that through your own enthusiasm you have managed to commit largely to memory.
Life is good.
Then one sunny day - coming out of the library - you inadvertently step in front of a bus.
My question is - how do you protect your complex business to ensure that it contunues producing cash for your dependents and the people you care about who may be in big trouble if the cash-flow suddenly dries up ??
After they sweep up the bits and the bus moves off - your bank account will be frozen (at least - that's what they do in England). Without the correct passwords and with all the money arriving in the name of the recently deceased, there is every chance that your business will die with you.
Does anyone have a plan ?