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Everything Is Here: a final wishes and life-in-order planner

Everything Is Here is a printable and fillable PDF planner that records what you want, where everything is, and what the people you trust should do first. It has two readers: you fill it in, and someone else opens it one day. 46 pages, US Letter, $14.99.

Buy for $14.99

$14.99 once. Instant download. US Letter PDF, 46 pages. Every download has a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Why buy it

Everything in one place, for you and for whoever opens it.

1,691fillable boxes and tick boxes
13public sources behind the guide
30day money-back guarantee
  • Two readers, one file: you fill it in, and the person who opens it finds a plain guide to the first 72 hours, the first two weeks and the first three months.
  • Ten sections to fill in, from health and care wishes and legal papers to your digital life and funeral wishes.
  • Start small with a short path, or take the weekend path or the full path. Type on a computer, or print it and write by hand.
  • Four wallet cards, binder spine labels in three widths and two note pages.
  • Every fact in the guide points to a public source on a sources page. Where the answer depends on your state, the planner tells you who to ask.
  • One payment, instant download, no account and no subscription. The file has no scripts and sends nothing anywhere.

Good to know: Written for the United States, on US Letter paper. An organizer, not legal, financial, tax or medical advice.

The cover: Everything is here, a final wishes and life-in-order planner, on a dark blue page.
The contents page listing the sections with their page numbers and a Done box beside each.
Page 5, You do not have to do everything today: five things that matter first, with fields for who to call and where the key papers are kept.
Page 6, The first 72 hours: a checklist with a box to tick for each step.
Page 11, About me, with made-up example entries typed into the fields.
Page 21, Bank, retirement and investment accounts: tables to fill in, with a note to write only the last four digits.
Page 31, The big choices: tick boxes and fields for funeral and memorial wishes.
Page 45, Sources: the public pages the guide's facts come from, each with its address and what it was used for.

Page 1 of 8 shown · The cover

These are pages from the planner as they look in the file. The planner has 46 pages in all.

Also as a paperback, coming soon to Amazon: Everything Is Here (paperback)

Who this is for

  • A person in the United States who wants to write down what they want and where everything is.
  • Someone helping a parent or relative put their affairs in order.

Who this is not for

  • Anyone outside the United States. Laws, deadlines and forms differ by state.
  • Anyone looking for legal, financial, tax or medical advice. It is an organizer.
  • A reader whose phone or tablet app will not let them type. Print the pages and write by hand.

What you get

  • 1 PDF, 46 pages, US Letter (8.5 x 11 in). Not A4.
  • A calm, plain-language guide for the person who opens the binder: Read this first, the first 72 hours, the first two weeks, the first three months, and a log of who has been told. Pages 5 to 10, marked with an amber line.
  • Ten sections for you to fill in: About me, People, Health and care wishes, Legal papers, Money and insurance, Home and belongings, Digital life, Funeral and memorial wishes, Letters and legacy, Keeping it current.
  • More than 1,600 fillable boxes and tick boxes. Type on a computer, or print and write by hand.
  • Four wallet cards, binder spine labels in three widths, two note pages.
  • A contents page with clickable links and PDF bookmarks.
  • A sources page. Every fact in the guide for the person who opens the binder points to the public source it came from (the FTC Funeral Rule, Social Security rules as reported by AARP, IRS guidance, the CDC death certificate, the Postal Service, a hospice foundation, and others).
  • A short START-HERE.txt and a LICENSE.txt.

How it works

  1. Fill it in at your own pace. There is a short path, a weekend path and a full path.

  2. Tell someone where it is. A page helps you start the conversation.

  3. Look at it once a year. A review log and a list of life changes are included.

Made to be safe

The planner tells you not to write passwords, PINs, full Social Security or account numbers, or recovery phrases. It asks you to record where they are kept and who can open that place instead. The file contains no scripts and sends nothing anywhere.

Good to know

  • Written for the United States. Laws, deadlines and forms differ by state.
  • It works in PDF readers and browsers that support form fields. If your phone or tablet app will not let you type, print the pages and write by hand.
  • Digital download. No physical item will be shipped.
  • Personal use for you and your household. Please do not resell or share the file.

Questions

Is this legal advice?

No. It is an organizer. Laws and forms differ by state.

Can I type in it?

Yes, in a PDF reader or browser that supports form fields. Or print it and write by hand.

Should I write my passwords in it?

No. The planner asks you to record where they are kept instead.

Can I get my money back?

Yes. Every download has a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Money back

Every download has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Ask through the store where you bought it.

Buy for $14.99

$14.99 once. Instant download. US Letter PDF, 46 pages. Every download has a 30-day money-back guarantee.