Your answers are used only to write your kit. A person reads them before it is sent. They stay on this device until you pay. No account numbers, sort codes or passwords are ever asked for.
Your household
Whose kit this is. It goes on the cover and heads every page.
Who to call first
One named person, with a number that works. Everything else waits; this doesn't. Their name and number go on the first page, on the six cut-out cards, and on a last page written to them.
Where things are kept
The drawer, the safe, the solicitor's office — named, not assumed. This goes on the first page, so nobody has to search.
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The legal position
Whether a will exists, where it's kept, and whether a Lasting Power of Attorney is registered. Both answers go on the first page.
Medical, financial and digital
The questions a hospital asks in the first hour. Institution names only — no account numbers, no passwords, no balances. Your GP goes on the first page. Each bank, pension and insurer you name gets its own line, with what it says to do after a death.
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Funeral wishes
Entirely optional — skip it and the kit simply doesn't carry the page. A preference recorded in advance is one decision the family never has to make blind.
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Where to send it. £29, paid once.
Your kit is written up from your own answers and emailed to you within one business day — usually faster. 14-day refund window (Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013).
Nothing you start with is wasted — the £29 counts in full toward anything more expensive for 30 days, applied automatically when you buy with the same email.
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