The Wall Street Journal shared an article that raises a good question: does your significant other have access to your online account logins and passwords to access if something were to happen to you tomorrow? Many Americans are great at creating fool-proof password combinations that no one knows. "No one" means not even their spouse. There are many account login vaults that offer to protect your account information but very few people use them. With more and more people receiving online statements, it makes it even more difficult for your spouse to access the accounts. To read more about leaving behind digital keys to your financial life, click here.
Monday, June 24, 2013
Accessing Your Online Accounts After You're Gone
The Wall Street Journal shared an article that raises a good question: does your significant other have access to your online account logins and passwords to access if something were to happen to you tomorrow? Many Americans are great at creating fool-proof password combinations that no one knows. "No one" means not even their spouse. There are many account login vaults that offer to protect your account information but very few people use them. With more and more people receiving online statements, it makes it even more difficult for your spouse to access the accounts. To read more about leaving behind digital keys to your financial life, click here.
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