checklist

[dumdumdedum]

apart from the checklist for the actual method, i wanted to know from you all if i am missing anything:

- a will
- consolidating all my finances
- instructions on how to dispose of my body
- a letter stating this is a rational, voluntary decision, my own only.

my spouse will inherit/get control of everything by default, i suppose, but i wanted to make it extra tight, legally.

am i forgetting anything else? do i need a power of attorney?

 

[Jean4]

Looks complete unless you want to send letters to anyone else.

 

[Mizzmini45]

Im still kinda young and don't know much about this stuff. How do you go around researching this stuff? I have a lot of student loan debt but I don't know much about funeral cost or how it will work for my mom

 

[MissNietzsche]

Im still kinda young and don't know much about this stuff. How do you go around researching this stuff? I have a lot of student loan debt but I don't know much about funeral cost or how it will work for my mom

Are your student loans government loans or private? Also, did you take out parent plus loans?

 

[Mizzmini45]

Are your student loans government loans or private? Also, did you take out parent plus loans?

They are both. and Yes she took out a parent plus loan. I'm not sure how it will effect her once I pass
Should i start saving for my funeral cost myself or how do I make a will? I don't owe much or have much of anything really.

 

[MissNietzsche]

They are both. and Yes she took out a parent plus loan. I'm not sure how it will effect her once I pass

here: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/repay-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/death

 

[Mizzmini45]

here: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/repay-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/death

great information

 

[MissNietzsche]

Also, private loans depend. They could or could not be discharged, depending on their terms.

 

[Mizzmini45]

Also, private loans depend. They could or could not be discharged, depending on their terms.

ok