Life Vault
Solving data transfer

Securely store, manage and control all of your estate planning documents, personal records, contact details, passwords, and any documentation in one place. Simplify your estate management and share with your executors, beneficiaries or your trusted advisers now or when the time comes.

Start Life Vault

How it works

1. Upload Documents and important information

2. List important contacts

3. Specify sharing privileges

Why Life vault is Important?

Having all your estate-related documents, information and contacts in one place ensures easy access, reduces stress, and provides peace of mind for you and your loved ones when it is most needed. It simplifies the management and distribution of your estate when it matters most.

What can you store at Life Vault?

Wills and Power of Attorney: Securely store your essential legal documents.
Professional Contacts: Record the contact details of your lawyer, accountant, financial planner, brokers, real estate agent, and more.
Personal Contacts: List your personal contacts who are important in your affairs and who may need to access your data when the time comes.
Property Details: Store copies of property titles and the location of original documents.
Financial Assets: identify and list bank accounts, term deposits, superannuation, shares, and cryptocurrency.
Financial Entities: Identify your companies, trusts, SMSFs, and upload copies of financial records, deeds, the location of original documents.
Legal Agreements: Keep copies of significant legal agreements such as lease agreements, business and land contracts, and partnership agreements.
Utility Providers: Record information about your electricity, gas, water, phone, internet, and mobile service providers.
Insurance Policies: Store details of all your insurance policies.
Social Media Accounts: Maintain your login and password information for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and TikTok.
Online Services: list details of Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, eBay, and Netflix accounts.
Digital Legacy Instructions: Provide instructions for managing your digital presence after death, including email accounts and digital photo libraries.
Subscriptions: Track subscriptions such as newspapers, deliveries, house cleaning, and more.
Chattel List: Keep an updated list of your personal items and their distribution to your beneficiaries.
Vehicles: Record details of cars, boats, and other vehicles, including ownership and registration authority access details.
Health and Medical Records: Store your medical history, prescriptions, health insurance details, and contact information for your healthcare providers.
Pet Care Information: Include details about pets, such as veterinary contacts, medical history, and care instructions.
Travel Documents: Store copies of passports, visas, travel itineraries, and frequent flyer information.

What are the key features?

Centralised Storage: Securely store all your estate planning documents in one place.
Top-Tier Security: Your data is stored at Microsoft Azure's Australian-based data centre (Port Melbourne) with government/corporate grade internal and external data security controls.
Advanced Encryption: Your data is encrypted with a one-way key, ensuring that only you and your nominated contacts can access it.
Conditional Sharing: Share your data with contacts now or triggered upon your death or a nominated event (e.g., incapacity).
Data Maintenance Reminders: Maintain the accuracy of your data with regular prompts to ensure it is up to date.

Start Your Life vault

Start Life Vault today. Store your most critical information and nominate conditions for sharing. Ensure seamless estate management for your loved ones and minimise the administrative burden for them, providing peace of mind for the future.