*Computers
*E-mail accounts
*Social network sites and blogs
*Bank and financial accounts
*Companies you have set up automatic bill pay
*Cell phones, personal digital assistant, and other electronic devices
*Online services (online storage, records, pictures, etc)
*Important contact information
*Locations and access information to safes, safe-deposit boxes, alarms, etc.
The details on how to access these types of accounts should be documented and kept in a secure location.
The online world is growing rapidly and current laws around digital asset management are continously changing.
What happens to one's online identity after death is up to each person, but just like other aspects of life, it needs to be planned for.