Write down what accounts you have
Leave one page that explains your accounts.
A written list of the accounts you hold is what your family will one day need and cannot guess.
Names and where each lives. Passwords go elsewhere, so the page is safe to keep.
Key points
- A written list of accounts is what your family cannot guess
- Names and places go on it. Passwords do not.
What to remember
- The list says what you have, not how to get in.
- It says what you have, never how to open it.
Try this
Write four lines tonight: your bank, your email, your phone number, where the passwords live.
Practice: Write down what accounts you have. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.