Digital and long-term
Online accounts, cryptocurrency, keeping your plan current, and leaving your executor something they can actually use.
Digital assets: your accounts, photos and crypto when you die
Executors can settle a house more easily than an iCloud account. Fiduciary access law, platform legacy tools, the crypto problem, and the inventory that makes any of it work.
Estate planning after 65: what changes
Past 65 the plan shifts: stale wills need review, incapacity documents become urgent rather than theoretical, RRIF tax planning peaks, and capacity evidence starts to matter.
When to update your will (and what happens if you don't)
Marriage, separation, births, deaths, houses, businesses — the life events that quietly break a will, what each province does about them automatically, and a review rhythm that works.
Start your will. Pay when you approve it.
Answer the questions, read your finished will, then decide. $15 until October 31, 2026 — $29 after that.