In this final installment of our series, you will learn of some common scams to be aware of so that you can avoid being taken advantage of by these cybercriminals.

Unfortunately, many identity thieves are not satisfied with using stolen social security and financial account numbers to wreak havoc – they have also become adept at using your technology against you.

Today, we have more technology at our disposal than ever before, making our lives easier and more enjoyable. We can bank in a bathrobe from the comfort of our kitchen and connect with friends and loved ones around the globe anytime, day or night.

As the world around us becomes inextricably linked with digitized storage and transactions, it’s important to consider what happens posthumously to your digital assets.

As more people accrue digital assets, it’s important to consider curating an access point within your estate plan, such as a digital vault.