Row 5960

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Looking for advice: I have a decent sized portfolio, mostly BTC and it's all on Ledger. My father is in his 80s and not very good with computers. I've tried to teach him how to use it but it's not happening. What should I do to prepare for the hopefully unlikely event that I die before him? I also have a sister but she's terrible with computers also and I don't trust her. I want them to have everything if the worst happens.

Thoughts?

BTW, I had a very expensive accountant help me out with my crypto taxes and thought that I could instruct my father to have him help but I didn't use that accountant this year because I stopped trading and didn't need someone at his level doing my taxes anymore.

EDIT: Thanks for the advice, everybody. Lots to look into, for sure. I was in the hospital during the epidemic for two months and almost died so this has been on my mind for a while. While in the hospital I moved off almost all the exchanges and consolidated everything onto Coinbase and Ledger but when I was writing out instructions for the latter, I knew it was going to be an uphill battle.

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text Looking for advice: I have a decent sized portfolio, mostly BTC and it's all on Ledger. My father is in his 80s and not very good with computers. I've tried to teach him how to use it but it's not happening. What should I do to prepare for the hopefully unlikely event that I die before him? I also have a sister but she's terrible with computers also and I don't trust her. I want them to have everything if the worst happens. Thoughts? BTW, I had a very expensive accountant help me out with…
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