Plain-English guidance for every stage of getting ready.
The household admin reset: 30 minutes a week
A gentle weekly routine that keeps household admin from piling up: 30 minutes a week, a simple rhythm and no more dreaded catch-up sessions.
How to prepare your digital life for your family (UK)
A plain-English guide to preparing your digital life so your family could manage it if they needed to, covering accounts, access, legacy tools and what to write down.
Employee benefits people actually use: family readiness as wellbeing
Most wellbeing benefits go unused. Here is why helping employees get their family life organised is a benefit they actually value, and how it shows up in engagement.
How to make sure your partner can access everything if needed
A practical guide to making sure your partner could reach the accounts, documents and information they would need if you could not, without giving up your privacy.
New baby admin checklist (UK)
A calm checklist of the admin that comes with a new baby in the UK, from registering the birth to child benefit, childcare accounts and protecting your family.
Life admin for newlyweds and new partners
Moving in or just married? A friendly run through the life admin worth sorting as a couple, from names and accounts to wills and who can access what.
A family information pack that travels with you
How to build a simple family information pack that has the essentials to hand wherever you are, from medical details to emergency contacts, for the whole family.
Digital legacy planning (UK): the complete guide
A complete UK guide to digital legacy planning: what a digital estate is, the legacy tools on the main platforms, and how to make sure your family can manage it.
Social media will template (UK), free download
A free social media will template to record what should happen to your online accounts when you die, plus how it works and where it fits with your legal will.
How to leave messages for your family for when you’re gone
Thoughtful, practical ways to leave messages for the people you love, from letters and recordings to where to keep them so they are found at the right time.
Digital legacy for families: what happens to your accounts?
What happens to email, photos, social media and subscriptions when a parent dies, and the simple steps families can take now to avoid being locked out later.
A one-hour ‘just in case’ setup for your family
Got an hour? Here is a simple ‘just in case’ setup that means your family could cope if something happened to you, covering access, documents and key wishes.