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Does every family have one person who knows all the account numbers to all the assets?! That is me. I am a British Citizen expat, married to an Egyptian Citizen, with a dual national son. We live in neither country and have assets across both as well as where we live. I had a book with the most important details in but this was clunky, not at all safe to travel with, and not safe in case of damage to our home. Plus we are often not in our home country. I was trying to find ways to ensure that my family would be well taken care of, and be able to find and quickly access all of our assets in all countries if anything were to happen to me - and safeherit popped up. It has been extremely easy to navigate (I am not super tech savvy!) and has relieved a burden that I didn’t realise was so big. Knowing that all my details are safe, and that as and when we change countries again all of our affairs are in order - it’s huge. I love the personalisation in the site too, the option to leave a message for my people when I’m gone means so much. While I’d love this to be a physical letter, and will still leave a letter to my husband and son, with life as it is as expats - different laws, ways of working - and the travel, chances of letters being lost is unfortunately higher. The platform has everything I need clinically for the asset management, but the heart of it, with these little messages, is what makes it even more valuable.

At first I tried SafeHerit with the sole intent of transferring important data to my family in case something happens to me (can't be too cautious!).

Now that's all set, I do have much more peace of mind, but I also found SafeHerit to be an excellent platform for storing and managing various information in the same spot (digitized documents, important passwords, account numbers...).

Having a secured online copy of sensitive documents has been really useful, and surprisingly quick and easy to set up on my own. And that is the single most important feature: privacy. If you don't want anyone to have access to it, you should be able to set it up yourself and update it easily.

It's not that difficult to be prepared and organised after all, you just need the right tools!

I've got assets scattered across three countries, because life gets complicated when you operate cross-border. I'd been meaning to sort out the what happens if I get hit by a bus question for years. Tried password managers, tried a physical folder in the safe. None of it actually solved the real problem: making sure my wife could piece everything together without a six-month hassle.
SafeHerit actually nailed it. The easy encryption is what got me through the door. Everything else is a bonus.
The Pulse Check feature is genuinely smart.
I also liked that I could segment the family stuff, a business partner gets the corporate details...
Setup was painless. Doesn't feel like you're filing a regulatory return. If you've got properties, multiple bank relationships, investments in different jurisdictions. this is just practical.
Saved me from being the guy whose family spends two years untangling his financial life. That alone is worth it.

This is an essential service. Glad someone is providing it in such an easy way.

In a quest for increased efficiency and to stay on top of everything, I have organized much of my life digitally. When it came to organizing my finances, however, there were specific criteria that were difficult to meet.

I was looking for a method that would allow me to:

1. access a complete and up-to-date picture of my financial data at any given time
2. ensure the data is stored with a high level of security
3. organize it in such a way that, should it become necessary, the information could be transferred under circumstances that *I* define, to people that *I* select

Enter Safeherit. When I discovered the tool, I was sceptical about how secure it could be, as my understanding was that data stored on most cloud platforms could theoretically be accessed by third parties.

I did some research to better understand this and realized two things:

1. Safeherit chooses to operate with a zero-knowledge architecture and does not harvest customer data for business insights. Many other cloud platforms rely on data collection as part of their business model. Safeherit’s approach is to avoid this entirely.
2. Safeherit is flexible in its use. In need of a tool that will be reliable in a "knock-on-wood" moment to transfer information to others based on preselected criteria? Check. In need of a super-safe aggregator for all your financial data so you can have a complete overview? Check. In need of a method to store work information, passwords, etc that can only be released to co-workers under pre-defined circumstances? Also check.

Safeherit appears to address these needs. So far, I am happy with my choice.

Safeherit is exactly the kind of website I am looking for. I have heard horror stories from friend’s whose relatives passed unexpectedly and the complexity surrounding handling inheritance assets is real - even if there is a will in place.

After using Safeherit I got some real piece of mind in terms of how to ensure my assets will be known and distributed to my family and friends according to my wishes once the inevitable time comes.

My main concern about these types of sites is security however I think their security system is extremely robust.

SafeHerit solved one of my biggest headache ! I like to be discreet with my finances and assets, but sometimes life does not go as planned...

With SafeHerit I could securely inventory sensitive information such as crypto holdings, bank accounts and even company details, and decide who I let know about it if I'm not here anymore.

The whole system is clever and easy to use. The option to leave a personal message and a video for your loved one is a great attention.

While I intend to live a long time I feel relieved to know that it's there !