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For families preserving a record and nonprofit leaders reviewing what their files can support.

If money is moving now, call your bank first and the police second.

The One-Rule Fridge Card

A shared rule about money and personal information, with spaces for trusted contacts. Keep it where the family can see it.

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That's one thing to do today. To see where she stands on the other six, take the free Elder Risk Check at guardianminds.com. Ten minutes. Nothing to install.

The Week After

A day-by-day guide to preserving records, securing accounts, and tracking reports. Includes a call log and a warning about recovery offers.

Free PDF · 3 pages

Start the file tonight: save the messages, write down what happened in order, make the reports. The Week After walks you through all of it, free.

Board & Grant-File Readiness

A free overview of six areas of board and grant-file readiness. Start with one board packet and one grant file, then assign follow-up for missing evidence.

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If a monitor sent a document request Monday, what could you produce? The free Grant Risk & Readiness Index tells you in ten minutes.

The Memorialize Checklist

What to write down, save, and report. Nine sections help organize a dated file without losing the source of each detail.

Free PDF · 2 pages

Betrayal leaves a record. The Memorialize Checklist shows you how to keep it, free. The whole story is in The Betrayal Audit.

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