Do You Have a Digital Asset Plan? Take This 1-Minute Quiz

1. What is considered a digital asset?

Only cryptocurrency Online accounts, files, photos, crypto, and digital businesses Only social media accounts Only bank accounts

2. Do you currently have a plan for your digital assets?

Yes, fully documented Partially Not sure No

3. Could your family find your important digital accounts if needed?

Yes, they know where everything is Some accounts Not sure No

4. How are your passwords and access instructions organized?

Password manager or secure system Written down somewhere Mostly from memory Not organized

5. Do you own or manage any of these digital assets?

Crypto, online investments, or digital wallets Email accounts, cloud storage, or online files Social media, photos, or subscriptions Online business, website, domain, or creator account

6. What can happen without a digital asset plan?

Everything transfers automatically Accounts, files, or funds may become difficult to access The government automatically handles everything Nothing important happens

7. Is a traditional Last Will always enough for digital assets?

Yes, always No, digital assets often need separate instructions Not sure I don’t have a Will

8. Why can digital assets be harder for families to manage?

They are never valuable Passwords, privacy rules, and platform policies can create access problems They do not exist legally They always transfer automatically

9. What is a Digital Will Kit mainly used for?

Replacing every part of a Last Will Organizing digital assets, access instructions, and wishes Avoiding taxes Increasing account value

10. What is the main benefit of having a digital asset plan?

Avoiding all taxes Helping your family find and manage important digital information Replacing every estate document Making accounts worth more money