Leave your family a map, not a mystery.
Honest Pensioner’s end of life planner UK range helps you put your affairs in order and spares your family the guesswork. Every guide is written by Mark Aucamp, who spent 15 years as a mortgage and finance adviser helping families with wills, LPAs and funeral plans. You get an instant download, and every guide covers England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
For each end of life planner UK guide below, you can see what it covers, who it’s for, price and format.
End of Life Planner UK Packs
- Who it’s for: anyone named as an executor, often adult children handling a parent’s estate
- What it covers: the Executor Workbook, 15 notification letters and the Two Year Plan
- Format: PDF; letters in Word and PDF
- Who it’s for: anyone who wants their own affairs organised and their family ready for what comes after
- What it covers: all four guides: the Life Organiser, Executor Workbook, Notification Letters and Two Year Plan
- Format: print and handwrite, or fill in on screen; letters in Word and PDF
Which One Is Right for Me?
Not sure which end of life planner UK pack suits you? Compare price and format, what it covers and who it’s for:
| Pack or guide | What it covers | Who it’s for | Price and format |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK Life Organiser | Your accounts, pensions, wishes and key contacts | Planning your own affairs | £9.99 · print or fill in on screen |
| Executor Pack | Workbook, 15 letters and the Two Year Plan | Executors handling an estate now | £14.99 · PDF, letters in Word |
| Ultimate Pack | All four guides | Both, and you save £10.97 | £19.99 · print, screen and Word |
Single Guides
Record your accounts, pensions, policies, passwords, wishes and key contacts in one place, so your family knows where everything is. Print it or fill it in on screen.
Buy the Organiser – £9.99
Do what you can yourself, and only pay for the parts that really need a solicitor.
Step-by-step help from registering the death to probate (confirmation in Scotland) and closing the estate.
Buy the Workbook – £9.99
15 ready-to-edit letters for banks, pension providers, councils and utilities, in Word and PDF. They take care of many of the calls your children will have to make when you die.
Buy the Letters – £5.99
What to do in the first week, the first month, months 2–3, months 4–6 and up to two years, so nothing slips through.
Buy the Plan – £4.99About These Packs
Most families only discover what’s missing after a death: which bank, which pension, which password. It makes sense to plan while you’re well, not when you’re in a hurry. If you’re new to the subject, start with my guide to end of life planning.
The letters and Two Year Plan cut down the calls your children will have to make when you die. The workbook shows which jobs an executor can handle alone. Doing the straightforward tasks yourself could save your family thousands in solicitor’s fees. For a free overview of the first steps, see my bereavement checklist.
These guides cover the basics and the most common situations across the UK. They aren’t legal advice, so get professional advice before acting on anything unusual.
End of Life Planner UK: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best end of life planner in the UK?
The best one is the one you’ll actually finish. Look for UK-wide coverage, plain English, and the option to print or fill in on screen. The Life Organiser was built to do all three.
Are end of life planners worth it?
For most families, yes. A few hours now can save your executors weeks spent hunting for accounts and paperwork.
Are there free end of life planner templates?
Some charities and banks offer basic free templates, and my bereavement checklist is free. The paid guides go further, with an executor workbook, ready-made letters and a two-year timeline.
Do the guides cover Scotland and Northern Ireland?
Yes. Where the rules differ, such as confirmation instead of probate in Scotland, the guides point it out. For England and Wales, the official starting point is the GOV.UK guide to applying for probate.
How do I get my download?
Straight after payment. Payhip handles checkout securely and emails you the link.
What should be included in an end of life planner?
Your key contacts, health and care wishes, will and Power of Attorney details, pensions, bank accounts, investments, insurance, bills, digital accounts, funeral wishes and personal messages. Ours also includes a step-by-step guide for your family, and covers England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.