My SEO company asked me to research a preselected list of the 50 most prominent personal finance and financial independence blogs in the USA and globally. I allocated one weekend for the job and started to review each blog in detail – the topics covered (how to...
Quite often, people are confused about who gets the life insurance payout. What if during the duration of the policy you have more children, not specified as beneficiaries in your previously created insurance? What if you decide to have a separate will? Or simply...
You have more assets than you think Many people accumulate various assets during their lifetime, such as bank accounts, insurance policies, real estate, stocks, options, retirement plans, pension funds, and investment portfolios. Not to mention digital wallets and...
We’ve all seen the myriad of articles that proclaim more or less that you are financially independent if you have income by which you can sustain your quality of life even if you stop working. In other words, if you have enough passive income that doesn’t depend on...
The dirty secret of life insurance You buy a life insurance policy and you name your spouse or children as beneficiaries. You think you’ve finally protected your family and achieved peace of mind – you believe your family is secure should anything happen to you. They...
As an expat, I have bank accounts and insurance policies in different countries, but my family has little idea about them. I’m worried the companies holding my assets may legally “steal” them should anything happen to me – they don’t have a legal obligation to trace and inform my family.
In my work as a tech person in several large companies and startups, I have RSUs, stock options, and company stocks residing in different systems.
DGLegacy helped me to ensure that if anything happens to me, my partner and my family will be informed about my assets so that they can inherit them.
