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Your Digital Undertaker

Exploring Death in the Digital Age in Canada

Available NOW: Your Digital Undertaker – the book that moves the needle on the number of Canadians with a will. The world has gone digital, and so have our estates. Everyone needs a will, and in the information age your estate now includes your entire digital life and footprint. This is the first book of its kind that draws the reader into the world of estate planning with a digital twist, bringing the two worlds together.

Digital Executor®

Unraveling the New Path for Estate Planning

Digital Executor®: Unraveling the New Path for Estate Planning. Digital assets may simply be electronic records, but they are the digital gateway to our lives. They are our memories, our money, and our records, making technology the new player at the estate planning table. The Digital Executor®: Unraveling the New Path for Estate Planning arms estate advisors, business owners, service providers, and the broader estate and technology industries with heightened awareness of client expectations regarding their digital estates.

If today’s executor is a digital executor, and today’s fiduciary is a digital fiduciary, then today’s estate advisor must be a digital advisor. Technology is the new player at your estate planning table – Is your advisor ready?

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Wanda Morris, CPA, Grey Matters’ Founder, Former Chief Advocacy and Engagement Officer CARP

“This book is a terrific resource for those who truly want to put their affairs in order. It is both painstakingly researched and a pleasure to read. The author uses clear diagrams, helpful checklists, periodic summaries and gentle humour to help readers understand the decisions required and make better ones as a result.”

Wanda Morris, CPA, Grey Matters' Founder, Former Chief Advocacy and Engagement Officer CARP

Your Digital Undertaker Teaser Video

If you are an adult Canadian who uses e-mail and surfs the internet, this book is for you. In a unique and humorous way, this former military officer and tech executive shares what she’s learned about the estate industry and the taboo topic of preparing for one’s own death. Preparing for death doesn’t need to be scary or foreboding. It can actually be liberating and energizing.