Skip to main content
r415661w
Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2026

End of Life Planning

As I age, I have been looking for a complete guide for end of life planning which would include all information pertaining to my family having access to info like passwords, legal contacts, insurance, monthly bills,etc as they transition into handling issues I deal with daily. there are several retail products available, like nokbox but I was trying to see if AARP has any product or recommendation. Unfortunately, there is nothing on the website nor the agent I spoke with had nothing as well.

Perhaps this might be something that could be explored as a benefit or product. 

      5 replies

      janeg56177
      Contributor ⭐
      October 14, 2026

      Hello,  I have made an Estate Plan, but now my chosen Executor is backing out.  I need to either pursue her or search for someone else --which is next to impossible.  I also need to make burial arrangements.

      I have a head injury from a car accident many years ago and sometimes get confused.  It might be helpful to talk to others about this. 

      Your email address has been removed from your post to protect your privacy. For your safety, please refrain from sharing personal contact information in public community posts in the future. Thank you for your understanding!

        r415661wAuthor
        Contributor ⭐
        September 18, 2026

        Many thanks for the reply. However, I do not believe this is what I am looking for. There are several companies that “sell” a binder type product that guides you through the process of planning. One company I have reviewed is NOKBOX. My thought is that since AARP’s customer base are Seniors, perhaps you should explore a similar product for your customers. I was checking to see if there was one currently offered by AARP.

          Jen
          Jen
          Community Manager
          September 18, 2026

          Hi there, while it’s not a binder, it does touch all the points you mentioned in your post. Here is a link to several of our free resources if you would like to take a look as well: www.aarp.org/preparetocare

           

           

           

          AARPJen
            Jen
            Jen
            Community Manager
            September 18, 2026

            Hi ​@r415661w there is a book by AARP that I think is just what you need. It’s called A Checklist for My Family: https://www.aarp.org/entertainment/books/bookstore/checklist-for-my-family/

            AARPJen
              Terms & ConditionsAccessibility statement