Families often panic after a parent dies and rush to contact banks and move money, which can freeze accounts and create problems. The order of actions matters more than speed. A step-by-step checklist prevents these mistakes.
When your mom or dad dies, the whole family goes into panic mode, calling banks, you're canceling accounts, you're trying to move money around, and that's where you can really screw things up. It's not how fast you do all that, it's the order in which it is done. If somebody's not really paying attention to what's going on, accounts get frozen, and what should not be a problem ends up being a huge problem. What you need to know is there's a right way to do things after a death. There's a right sequence of the way to do things after death. And following that can save you a ton of hassle. In the Life Event Kit, I give you a checklist of exactly what needs to happen first. Just comment the word kit and I'll send it to you. Go to the link in my bio and you can get that list.
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