When you think about writing a will, you probably picture things like your house, car, or savings account. But what about your digital assets? Most people have a growing list of online accounts, files, and digital property. These things can hold real value—sometimes emotional, sometimes financial. Yet, many wills skip over them. If you don’t plan for your digital assets, your family could face headaches, lost memories, or even legal trouble. It’s easy to overlook these details, but they matter more than you think. Here’s what you need to know about digital assets that often get left out of wills.
