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A Guide to Creating Your Personal Property Inventory List Develop a list of categories for your belongings. Record an estimated value with each item. Gather receipts or appraisals to show proof of purchase and value. Take photos (or videos) of your items and save them to a cloud or external hard drive.
Asset Documentation We recommend beginning with wide-angle shots of your properties taken from multiple perspectives. Include anything parked in a driveway such as cars, trucks, motorcycles, ATVs, and watercraft along with their license plates and VIN numbers.
Estate Planning: Tips for Keeping Your Documents Organized Compile Vital Documents. The first step to getting organized is to locate your important personal records. Keep Documents out of Harms Way. Make a Master List. Stay Consistent.
Include items such as: Money in your bank accounts. Value of your investment accounts. Your car. Market value of your home. Business interests. Personal property, such as jewelry, art, and furniture. Cash value of any insurance policies.
How to organize your paperwork Separate documents by type. Use chronological and alphabetical order. Organize your filing space. Color-code your filing system. Label your filing system. Dispose of unnecessary documents. Digitize files.
Examples of personal assets include: Your home. Other property, such as a rental house or commercial property. Checking/savings account. Classic cars. Financial accounts. Gold/jewelry/coins. Collectibles/art. Life insurance policies.
How to create a personal balance sheet Step 1: Make a list of your ASSETS and where to get the most current values. Step 2: Make a list of your DEBTS and where to get the most current values. Step 3: Compile the information. Step 4: Categorize your total assets. Step 5: Categorize your total liabilities / debts.
In your asset list, you should include key details around these physical assets. Including, how your executor can locate them, type of ownerships, specific details and more. Common physical assets include motorized vehicles, property, artwork etc. These dont necessarily have to be items of high financial value.