Final Roadmap

We find that the holidays - especially Thanksgiving - can be a wonderful opportunity to talk about the rhythm of life and our inevitable futures. Share the gift of knowledge with your loved ones, making wishes known is a beautiful gift to your family. It's a conversation that can help all of us express our end of life wishes in a loving, proactive and clear way.

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Greg is a successful international photographer and outdoorsman. At 52, he is single, active and well-traveled. He’s started thinking more and more about his future after a recent hiking accident when he spent a long, cold night in the Colorado mountains after sustaining a broken ankle. Greg’s parents are deceased and he has one sister, Jean, who lives out of state and he rarely sees. They’ve never been particularly close. Since Jean is Greg’s only living relative, he’s concerned that she would have no idea what he would want if he were unable to communicate his wishes due to sudden illness or injury; this situation was not something she or Greg had ever discussed. In addition, Jean and her husband are not in any position to take on any financial responsibility for Greg if the need should arise. Essentially, Greg is alone. He loves his life, but the truth is he will, by choice, always be a loner—in life and at the end of life. The last thing Greg wants in his future is for the court to appoint a legal guardian, a total stranger, to assist the medical providers in making medical decisions on his behalf. He has always called the shots, and simply wants more control over his future. He finds that control and peace of mind in Final Roadmap.

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Can Final Roadmap employees access my documents?

NO.

Final Roadmap has multiple levels of security which prevent anyone you do not expressly allow, including us, from seeing your Final Roadmap. Therefore, it is very important that you either print your documents or allow specified others to have electronic access. It is easy to do this and can be done both per document and per designee. In other words, you decide precisely who can see what. In addition, you receive an email alert every time one of your designees goes into your Final Roadmap.

We can answer all your questions and get you on the right path at FinalRoadmap.com.

Final Roadmap mentioned in The Wall Street Journal by Glenn Ruffenach over the weekend for his piece, 'How to Prepare Your Financial Information for When You Die.'

How to Prepare Your Financial Information for When You Die Ask Encore: Retirement columnist Glenn Ruffenach also sheds light on the state of Medicare financing and health-care proxies.