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Most people assume their partner or adult children could simply step in and manage their finances if something happened ...
03/09/2026

Most people assume their partner or adult children could simply step in and manage their finances if something happened to them, but being your closest family member does not automatically give someone legal authority over accounts, bills, property or other financial matters held in your name.

A Power of Attorney allows you to choose who can act for you, while an Enduring Power of Attorney can continue if you lose decision-making capacity. What these documents cover, and what you may need for health and lifestyle decisions, varies depending on where you live in Australia.

It is worth getting the right documents in place before they are needed, then making sure the people you trust know where they are kept.

This information is general and does not constitute legal advice. Seek advice specific to your state or territory.

Think about how much of your life lives on your phone. Years of photos and videos, messages, contacts, appointments, sub...
29/08/2026

Think about how much of your life lives on your phone. Years of photos and videos, messages, contacts, appointments, subscriptions, accounts and little pieces of information you probably don’t even realise you’ve stored there.

The problem is that if something happened to you, the people closest to you may have no idea what’s there, what they need to deal with or what you’d want them to keep.

Your digital life is worth thinking about as part of your life admin. Make a record of the accounts that matter, decide what you’d like to happen to your digital presence and make sure the people you trust have the information they’ll need.

iDecide helps you get that information out of your head and your phone, and into one secure place, so the people you love aren’t left trying to piece it all together.

Grief comes with a surprising amount of admin.At a time when you’re trying to process losing someone, there can also be ...
24/08/2026

Grief comes with a surprising amount of admin.

At a time when you’re trying to process losing someone, there can also be a funeral to organise, people to contact, accounts to close, paperwork to find, bills to sort out and decisions to make, often without knowing where everything is or what the person would have wanted.

You can’t make grief easier for the people you love, but you can make the practical side of what comes next less overwhelming.

Getting your important information together, recording your wishes and making sure the right people know where to find everything means there’s less for them to search for, work out and make decisions about when the time comes.

That’s exactly why iDecide exists.

22/08/2026

It’s funny how the most ordinary things can become the things you treasure most after someone dies — an old voicemail, their handwriting on a shopping list, a recipe they always made, the smell of their perfume or a random photo you probably wouldn’t have thought twice about at the time.

What can be harder are the things you don’t have, or the conversations you never thought to have while you had the chance. What would they say to you on your wedding day, when you had your first baby, when you were going through a difficult time or when you simply really needed their advice?

We can’t know what the people we love will want to hear from us one day, but we can leave them something to come back to.

With iDecide, you can leave messages, memories, stories and videos for the people you love — in your own words, your own voice and, if you choose, your own face.

You don’t have to know exactly what they’ll need to hear one day. Just start with what you’d want them to know.

Leave the message while you still can.

We’re all going to die. We just don’t particularly like talking about it.Making a plan isn’t about being morbid. It’s ab...
20/08/2026

We’re all going to die. We just don’t particularly like talking about it.

Making a plan isn’t about being morbid. It’s about deciding what matters to you while you’re here. From the big decisions about your care and funeral to the songs you’d want playing and the people you’d want beside you.

More importantly, it means the people you love aren’t left trying to guess what you would have wanted.

Have the conversation. Write it down. Make sure someone knows where to find it.

iDecide gives you one secure place to start getting it sorted.

19/08/2026

Did you hear Rechelle speaking on ABC New England North West Radio Breakfast’s show yesterday morning? Click the link in our bio to have a listen. Rechelle’s on from the 2hour36minute mark.

They’re all common reasons we put off advance care planning, but the unexpected doesn’t have an age limit.Advance care p...
13/08/2026

They’re all common reasons we put off advance care planning, but the unexpected doesn’t have an age limit.

Advance care planning is about making sure your healthcare wishes are understood if there ever comes a time when you can’t communicate them yourself. It can also take some of the uncertainty away from the people you love, so they’re not left trying to work out what you would have wanted.

Once you’ve had those conversations and made your decisions, iDecide gives you one secure place to record the important information, so the people you trust know where to find it when it matters.

Have the conversation. Make the decisions. Record them in iDecide.

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