The part your will doesn't cover. In one folder your kids can actually find.
Shifa™ - Final Chapter Folder
- Which bank, which policy, the passcodes and who to call first, all in one place
- Free 22-page checklist that tells you exactly what to write
- A yearly review page, so it stays up to date
- No apps, no logins. Your kids just open it.
30-Day Refund Promise
If it arrives damaged, faulty, wrong or not as described, contact us within 30 days for a full refund. No need to send it back.
A Look Inside the Folder
What's in the box
Pouches, tabs and stickers
Filling it in with the checklist
Kept where they'll look
You Know What It's Like to Sort It All Out
If you've ever sorted out a parent's or a husband's affairs, you know how it goes. Which bank? Which policy? What's the passcode? Who do we call first?
Months of phone calls, hold music and searching drawers, because the answers lived in one person's head.
This folder makes sure your kids never have to do that.
A will says who gets what. Not where.
It doesn't say which bank holds the mortgage, where the life insurance policy is, or how to get into the phone. That's the part your kids will need first.
What a Will Covers, and What It Doesn't
In the will: who gets the house, the savings and the things you leave behind.
Not in the will, but in the folder:
- Which bank holds the mortgage
- Where the life insurance policy is
- Passcode hints for the phone and email
- Who to call first
- What you want for the funeral
- What you owe, and who owes you
So Your Kids Never Go Through What You Did
Sorted For You
The free checklist tells you what to gather and where it goes. No blank page, no guessing what to include.
No Tech. No Passwords.
No login, no app, no charged phone. On the hardest day, your kids just find the folder and open it.
Letters to the Ones You Love
Keep a few handwritten lines for your children with everything else. Free Legacy Letters come with 2 or more folders.
One Page at a Time
Start with the emergency page this week, then add one pouch at a time. It's built to be finished, not put off.
What's Inside the Folder
Most people who try to organize this stop halfway, because they don't know what to include. That isn't a failing. It's a structure problem.
So the folder gives you the pieces, and the checklist tells you what to put in them.
- Hardcover A4 folder in pink, khaki or blue
- String-tie envelope pouches for your papers
- Category stickers and colour tabs
- An emergency page for the first calls
- Free printable planning checklist, sent by email
This Is Not Another Binder You'll Never Finish
You've tried before. The notebook. The spreadsheet. The mental note to tell the kids one day. It stalled, not because you don't care, but because nobody gave you a clear place to start.
Here, the checklist tells you what to write and the pouches tell you where it goes. You're not designing a system. You're just following one.
And next to the documents, you can leave a letter in your own handwriting. So your family doesn't just find your paperwork. They find a note from you.
One Place. Everything They Need.
No spreadsheet your spouse can't find. No app they don't know exists. No password that goes with you.
Accounts, policies, documents, debts, wishes and letters, in one physical place your family can open the moment it matters.
Keep it in a drawer, on a shelf or in a safe. Then tell one person where it is. That one conversation is what makes the whole folder work.
The part your will doesn't cover.
A will says who gets what. This folder tells your family where everything is. Keep your will, and put a copy inside.
Who It's For
If You've Been Through It
You've sorted out someone else's affairs, so you know what it costs. Do yours one page at a time, with the checklist beside you.
For You and Your Spouse
One of you handles the accounts. The other wouldn't know where to start. A folder each means you're both covered. Mix the colours.
As a Gift for Your Parents
Easier than the conversation. Give it as a gift, sit with them, and fill in the first page together.
Our 30-Day Refund Promise
If your folder arrives damaged, faulty, wrong or not as described, contact us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. You don't need to send it back.
- Tracked shipping
- Full refund on any problem
- Real people on email
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It isn't a legal document and it doesn't decide who inherits. Keep your will, put a copy in the folder, and use the folder for everything your will doesn't cover: where things are, who to call, what you owe, and what you want your family to know.
A will says who gets what. It usually doesn't list your accounts, policies, debts or wishes, and in many families it isn't read until after the funeral. The folder is the practical half your family needs first.
Start with the emergency page: who to call first and where your will is kept. Then follow the checklist one section at a time, beginning with the things that are hardest for a family to find: bank accounts, policies and passcode hints.
It depends on how much you have. Start with the emergency page, which takes a few minutes, then add one pouch at a time with the checklist beside you.
Write hints, not full passwords, and keep the folder somewhere private, like a locked drawer or a safe. Then tell one person you trust where it is.
No, the folder itself isn't fireproof. Keep it somewhere safe, like a locked drawer, a fire-resistant box or a home safe. Pair it with our fire and waterproof bag if you're concerned.
Your folder ships directly to you from our private supplier, not from our own warehouse. Orders are processed within 2–3 business days and ship with tracking.
US delivery usually takes 6–10 business days after dispatch. You'll get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships.
If your folder arrives damaged, faulty, wrong or not as described, contact us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. You don't need to send it back. Because we don't take returns, change-of-mind orders aren't covered.