Walter Anderson Helps With Estate Planning Through Will, Power Of Attorney, Trust, Probate, And More

Walter Anderson, who runs a financial planning business in Norcross, GA, is proud to announce the launch of a brand new estate planning service. The service is an online comprehensive estate planning tool with authorized sharing of documents. Essentially, this means that people can create a digital document vault that is accessed by authorized people only upon their demise.

Walter Anderson himself says: "We live in an increasingly digital world and it is important to include this into your planning arrangements. No longer is it okay to just write a will that highlights what will happen to your money and your physical possessions. Rather, it is vital that the digital element of our lives is also taken into consideration and that is precisely what our service offers."

At present, Anderson charges less than $700 for the first year of building a online estate and digital vault. After that, the maintenance costs less than $15 every month. The service is available in this country and in Canada. These services mean that any documentation stored in the vault is kept safe and secure, and that it is managed appropriately so that, on the death of the owner, it is distributed according to what has been specified.

The vault is made up of several easy to manage sections. These include the secure section with documents such as insurance policies and birth certificates, the life administration section with things such as photographs and bank account details, the wishes section where holders can indicate what they want to happen when they pass away, and the "My Life Stories" section where family recipes, traditions and other such things can be added.

"What makes this system so special is that it ensures the right information is sent to the right people at the right time," adds Anderson. "This means you never have to worry again about a certain piece of paper getting to a certain person, or who is going to own the family photographs. Everything is put together in one place with reminders for the authorized people upon the occurrence of certain events."

Those interested are encouraged to contact Walter Anderson for further information.