Anthony Dragga Provides Four Essential Steps in Planning Your Digital Estate
When thinking about an estate plan, individuals typically account for items like a house, car, jewelry and other tangible possessions. However, modern-day estate planning also considers one’s digital property, such as digital currency, cloud-based storage and monetized social media accounts. In a recent article in the Fifty Plus Advocate, Anthony Dragga provides four essential steps in planning your digital estate. Here is an excerpt:
To start your estate planning process for your digital assets, you first need to identify what they are. Typically, your digital assets will fall into three categories: financial, sentimental, and intellectual.
Read “Four essential steps in planning your digital estate” on the Fifty Plus Advocate website.
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