The Australian Women's Weekly

Money matters

No one likes to think about dying but the reality is that death is a fact of life – we are all going to die one day. And when that day comes you don’t want your loved ones to have to worry about having to find all your important documents or trying to work out your banking passwords. So one way you can make things easier for your family is to create a “When I die” or “In case of death” file.

Most of us know we should have a Will – even though it’s

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