Planning for the Unexpected

from Balancing Chaos Hosted by Kelley & Gretchen

Kelley and Gretchen are joined by Jamie, who was widowed at 34, and has advice for planning for the unexpected. Like us on Facebook, email us at [email protected], and don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes or Stitcher! Mentioned on the podcast Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 Select Quote (you want TERM life! Not whole life.) The TransAmerica Pyramid Sarah Susanka, The Not So Big House The Red File: Include marriage certificate, birth certificates, passports, wills, POA, mortgage information, list of accounts, health care providers etc. Sheryl Sandberg, Katie Couric & Adam Grant on Living Option B* Google's Inactive Account Manager (aka the Death Tool) Medical School Anatomical Gift Programs Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers, Mary Roach How to setup and use Do Not Disturb on your iPhone *I heard this as audio via the Death, Sex, and Money podcast, but it was originally from the 92nd Street Y. Our Favorite Things! Jamie: Motion Activated Toilet Bowl Light & Amazon Echo Kelley: Stainless Steel Stemless Wine Glass Gretchen: Hopkins Arctic Plow Snow Remover

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