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You want to be remembered well after you’re gone

Part of our life is not only property, but also the non-material legacy that shapes memory and the passing on of values.

We can make sure that after our death our loved ones are able not only to put property and official matters in order, but also to keep the memories, stories and symbols that defined us - and in the way we plan.

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From the expert

„A legacy is not only property, but also the mark we leave behind in people. In practice I often see that it is precisely this non-material part of the inheritance that turns out to be the most precious for loved ones."
- Paweł Blajer, attorney-at-law, PhD, estate-planning specialist

A list of documents and materials worth preparing

As originals and as digital copies.

  1. 1 A will covering the disposition of personal keepsakes and a testamentary instruction regarding burial
  2. 2 A recorded farewell message for loved ones
  3. 3 Photos and family albums
  4. 4 Information about community activity and membership of organisations - associations, foundations, professional groups
  5. 5 A list of charities you support
  6. 6 Diplomas, awards, decorations, medals - together with a description of the circumstances in which they were received
  7. 7 Information about where a service uniform is kept and how to handle it
  8. 8 Details needed to access the safe or deposit box where jewellery is kept
  9. 9 Materials related to your creative work or professional achievements - publications, projects, archives
  10. 10 A list of people and contacts important for carrying out your wishes - e.g. the executor of the will, people from organisations you worked with

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Create your safe today!

It’s best to start with a single document from the list above. It will take you a few minutes, and your family will receive exactly what they need, exactly when they need it.

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