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What's your Legacy Readiness Score?

If someone had to step into your life tomorrow, how much would they actually find? Answer a few honest questions and get an instant readiness score — with a clear plan to close the gaps.

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Step 1 of 6

Estate & legal documents

Do you have a current, valid will covering your major assets?

Have you appointed an executor who knows where your documents are?

Are your property, insurance and legal papers organised and findable?

Step 2 of 6

Nominees & beneficiaries

Have you named nominees for who should receive what?

Do those people know they've been chosen and what to do?

Are your nominee details current across banks, insurance and investments?

Step 3 of 6

Digital assets & accounts

Is there a record of your important online accounts and subscriptions?

Could your family recover your email, cloud storage and photos?

Are your passwords and 2FA recovery details safely retrievable by someone you trust?

Step 4 of 6

Financial legacy

Is there a complete list of your bank, investment and pension accounts?

Are loans, liabilities and insurance policies documented in one place?

Would your family know about every asset — including ones easy to forget?

Step 5 of 6

Emergency & medical info

Could a trusted person reach your key contacts, doctors and documents fast?

Is your critical medical and emergency information written down somewhere safe?

Step 6 of 6

Messages & wishes

Have you left letters, wishes or instructions for the people you love?

Would your family know your funeral, care and personal preferences?

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How this score is worked out

Method: Sixteen questions across six dimensions. Each answer scores 0, 1 or 2; a dimension scores what you answered as a percentage of the most it could score. The overall figure combines those six percentages by dimension weight — Estate 22%, Nominees 20%, Digital 18%, Financial 18%, Emergency 12%, Messages 10% — then rounds. Unanswered questions score 0, so leave nothing blank if you want the number to mean anything.
What this is not: This is general guidance, not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules on wills, nominees and succession differ by country and by asset — check anything that matters with a qualified professional in your jurisdiction.
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