Did I Forget To Mention?: All In One Place... Just in Case
Did I Forget To Mention?: All In One Place... Just in Case
Did I Forget to Mention? is a practical, all-in-one place to record the critical information your family would need if you were suddenly unavailable — due to illness, emergency, or death.
Most people don’t realize how much important information exists only in their head: online passwords, monthly bills, insurance policies, employment benefits, bank accounts, and legal documents. When something unexpected happens, loved ones are left guessing, searching, and making stressful phone calls at the worst possible time.
This book was created to eliminate that confusion.
Inside, you’ll find clearly organized sections to document:
Website logins and passwords
Monthly bills, subscriptions, and automatic payments
Bank accounts, credit cards, and financial institutions
Life insurance policies and benefit providers
Employer contacts for HR, benefits, and payroll
Location of wills, trusts, and other legal documents
Key contacts to call — and in what order
Everything is laid out in a simple, logical format so the information can be found quickly when it matters most. No legal jargon. No overwhelm. Just the details people actually need.
Whether you’re organizing your own affairs, helping aging parents, or preparing “just in case,” Did I Forget to Mention? provides clarity, structure, and relief — for you now, and for the people who may need this information later.
What Readers Are Saying
“When my family member got sick, we had no idea where accounts were, what bills were due, or who to call. This would have saved us weeks of stress.”
“Everything that normally lives in your head — passwords, accounts, insurance — finally has one place.”
“So practical and organized. This is information no one thinks to write down until it’s a crisis.”
“Knowing where the will is, who carries the life insurance, and how to access accounts is invaluable.”
“This should be filled out before there’s an emergency — not after.”
Because in difficult moments, clear information is one of the greatest gifts you can give.