Bitcoin, other forms of cryptocurrency, and even travel reward points are becoming valuable to those that invested in it. The problem is, when someone dies, it creates a situation that can be confusing as to what happens to the money. If you have any digital investments, particularly password-protected ones, you need to appoint an electronic estate trustee. Make sure that someone is available to access your password-protected accounts, especially those like Bitcoin, that can be lost to heirs if no one has the passwords.

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