We’re living in a digital world, and our online lives are becoming a significant part of our estates. Estate planning for seniors with digital assets is like creating a roadmap for your virtual footprint. It’s about planning what happens to your social media accounts, online photos, digital documents, and even cryptocurrency after you’re gone. Think about digital executors, password managers, and instructions for accessing and managing digital accounts. Imagine your family trying to access your online life without any guidance – digital chaos! This type of planning ensures your digital legacy is handled according to your wishes and avoids potential headaches for your loved ones. The twist? Digital assets are often overlooked in traditional estate planning, but they can hold significant sentimental and financial value. It’s about recognizing that our online lives are just as important as our offline lives. Actionable Takeaway: We all have digital assets, whether we realize it or not. Taking inventory of your online accounts and planning for their future is a smart move for everyone, not just seniors. Maybe start organizing your digital passwords and accounts – it’s a good digital decluttering project!