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The Family Inventory

RBC Wealth Management RBC Wealth Management provides comprehensive services designed to address your multi-faceted financial concerns, simplify your life, give you the freedom to pursue your other priorities and provide you with the confidence that your goals will be achieved. Whether you need assistance managing your family s wealth, maximizing your business investments or providing stewardship for non-profit assets, RBC Wealth Management brings together the solutions you need in key areas such as financial planning, private banking, investment management and estate and trust services. Tailored to your individual needs by your RBC advisor, RBC Wealth Management provides the specific services you need, today and in the future. Your RBC advisor, supported by a team of specialists, helps you address your various wealth management needs through each stage of your life: > Accumulating wealth and growing your assets > Protecting your wealth by managing risk > Managing the affairs for a loved one > Converting your wealth to an income stream > Transferring wealth to your heirs > Creating an enduring legacy RBC Wealth Management Publications To help you understand your choices and make informed decisions, RBC publishes a wide variety of financial, tax and estate publications, written by leading authorities on wealth management for high-net-worth Canadians. Please ask your RBC advisor for more information about other RBC Wealth Management publications.

Introduction Table of contents The Family Inventory guidebook has been designed to help you gather a comprehensive list of all information pertaining to your family s current financial status, such as: > Personal information > Professional Advisors > Banking > Investments > Assets > Pension > Insurance You will find this inventory a useful reference when creating or updating your financial plan. It will help you step back and look at your overall financial situation and ensure you have considered all aspects of your financial affairs. Completing this inventory is also a first step in developing your estate plan. It will help you ensure that all assets are accounted for and considered, and that beneficiaries are taken care of. An up-to-date inventory will prove invaluable to your surviving heirs, executors, trustees and advisors as your estate is settled. You should update this document whenever significant changes in your family s financial status occur. Due to the level of detail and personal information, be sure to keep the information safe and secure by, for example, adding password protection to your soft copy and storing any printed copies in your safety deposit box. If you have any questions while using this document, please contact your advisor at RBC. 1. Introduction... 1 2. Personal information... 2 3. Professional advisors... 3 4. Banking information... 4 5. Credit information... 5 6. Investment information... 6 7. Personal assets... 7 8. Real estate and pension plans... 8 9. Business investments... 9 10. Life insurance... 10 11. Other insurance... 11 Other life coverage... 11 Group health insurance... 11 Private disability insurance... 11 Critical illness/disability insurance... 12 Property insurance... 12. Other insurance... 12 12. Location of other important documents... 13 13. Your funeral and Will... 14 Pre-planned funeral... 14 Your Will... 14 Beneficiaries... 14 14. Your spouse s or partner s pre-planned funeral and Will... 15 Pre-planned funeral... 15 Your spouse s or partner s Will... 15 Beneficiaries... 15 15. Power of Attorney... 16 Power of Attorney... 16 Your spouse s or partner s Power of Attorney... 16 Notes... 16 Family Inventory 1

2 > Pe r s o n a l i n f o r m a t i o n Date prepared: Your name: S.I.N.: Date of most recent update: Date of birth: Place of birth: Spouse s or partner s name: S.I.N.: Date of birth: Place of birth: Dependants Date of birth: Relation*: S.I.N.: Place of birth: Date of birth: Relation*: S.I.N.: Place of birth: Date of birth: Relation*: S.I.N.: Place of birth: Date of birth: Relation*: S.I.N.: Place of birth: *E.g. son, daughter, grandchild, niece, nephew. 2 Family Inventory

3 > Pr o f e s s i o n a l a d v i s o r s Accountant Firm: Fax: Email: Lawyer Firm: Fax: Email: Investment advisor Firm: Fax: Email: Banker Firm: Fax: Email: Trust company Firm: Fax: Email: Other Firm: Fax: Email: Family Inventory 3

4 > Ba n k i n g i n f o r m a t i o n Accounts 1. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ 2. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ 3. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ 4. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ 5. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ Bank machine cards 1. Issuer: Card number: 2. Issuer: Card number: 3. Issuer: Card number: *Include all banking accounts e.g. chequing, savings. 4 Family Inventory

5 > Cr e d i t i n f o r m a t i o n Loan accounts 1. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ Account number and loan type*: Loan amount: $ 2. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ Account number and loan type*: Loan amount: $ 3. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ Account number and loan type*: Loan amount: $ 4. Name of financial institution: Name of contact: Balance: $ Account number and loan type*: Loan amount: $ Credit cards 1. Issuer: Card number: Expiry date: Credit limit: $ 2. Issuer: Card number: Expiry date: Credit limit: $ 3. Issuer: Card number: Expiry date: Credit limit: $ *Include all banking liabilities e.g. mortgage, credit line, demand loans. Family Inventory 5

6 > In v e s t m e n t i n f o r m a t i o n 1. Firm: Ownership type/beneficiary**: Value: $ 2. Firm: Ownership type/beneficiary**: Value: $ 3. Firm: Ownership type/beneficiary**: Value: $ 4. Firm: Ownership type/beneficiary**: Value: $ 5. Firm: Ownership type/beneficiary**: Value: $ 6. Firm: Ownership type/beneficiary**: Value: $ 7. Firm: Ownership type/beneficiary**: Value: $ 8. Firm: Ownership type/beneficiary**: Value: $ *Include cash accounts, margin accounts, TFSAs, RRSPs, RRIFs, LIRAs, Locked-in RRSPs, LIFs, LRIFs, Prescribed RRIFs, RESPs, RDSPs, annuities, etc. **If a registered account, indicate a beneficiary. If a cash or margin account, indicate whether held in single name, joint tenancy with right of survivorship or tenancy in common. 6 Family Inventory

7 > Pe r s o n a l a s s e t s Assets (e.g. cars, jewellery, art, etc.) Item description Location Beneficiary Value 1. $ 2. $ 3. $ 4. $ 5. $ 6. $ 7. $ 8. $ 9. $ 10. $ 11. $ 12. $ 13. $ 14. $ 15. $ 16. $ 17. $ 18. $ 19. $ 20. $ 21. $ 22. $ Family Inventory 7

8 > Re a l e s t a t e a n d p e n s i o n p l a n s Real estate Principal residence address: Title held by: Date of purchase: Mortgage held by: Deed location: Purchase price: $ Current market value: $ Beneficiary: 1. Other property address: Title held by: Date of purchase: Mortgage held by: Deed location: Purchase price: $ Current market value: $ Beneficiary: 2. Other property address: Title held by: Date of purchase: Mortgage held by: Deed location: Purchase price: $ Current market value: $ Beneficiary: Pension plans 1. Company name: Company contact: Plan type*: Beneficiary: Value: $ 2. Company name: Company contact: Plan type*: Beneficiary: Value: $ *Defined Benefit, Money Purchase or Defined Contribution; DPSP; or group RRSP. 8 Family Inventory

9 > Bu s i n e s s i n v e s t m e n t s Private corporations 1. Company name: Type*: Percentage of interest held: Location of documents: Legal counsel: Beneficiary: Accountant: 2. Company name: Type*: Percentage of interest held: Location of documents: Legal counsel: Beneficiary: Accountant: 3. Company name: Type*: Percentage of interest held: Location of documents: Legal counsel: Beneficiary: Accountant: *Sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, etc. Family Inventory 9

10 > Li f e i n s u r a n c e Individual coverage 1. Issuer: Insured: Agent s name: Insurance type*: Face value: $ Cash surrender value: $ Death benefit: Beneficiary: 2. Issuer: Insured: Agent s name: Insurance type*: Face value: $ Cash surrender value: $ Death benefit: Beneficiary: Group coverage 1. Issuer: Insured: Agent s name: Insurance type*: Face value: $ Cash surrender value: $ Death benefit: Beneficiary: 2. Issuer: Insured: Agent s name: Insurance type*: Face value: $ Cash surrender value: $ Death benefit: Beneficiary: *Indicate if Term or Permanent coverage. 10 Family Inventory

11 > Ot h e r i n s u r a n c e Health card number: Other life coverage (e.g. travel insurance, credit cards, etc.) 1. Issuer: Insured: Insurance type: Death benefit: 2. Issuer: Insured: Insurance type: Death benefit: Group health insurance 1. Insurance company: Contact name: Group: Coverage for: 2. Insurance company: Contact name: Group: Coverage for: Private disability insurance 1. Insurance company: Contact name: Coverage type/person insured: Coverage: $ Annual premium: $ Benefit period: 2. Insurance company: Contact name: Coverage type/person insured: Coverage: $ Annual premium: $ Benefit period: Family Inventory 11

11 > Other insurance Critical illness/disability insurance 1. Insurance company: Contact name: Coverage type/person insured: Certificate/policy number: Coverage: $ Annual premium: $ Benefit period: Property insurance (home/auto/other) 1. Property description: Insurance company: Contact name: 2. Property description: Insurance company: Contact name: 3. Property description: Insurance company: Contact name: Other coverage (e.g. mortgage, credit cards, etc.) 1. Insurance company: Coverage for: Coverage: $ 2. Insurance company: Coverage for: Coverage: $ 12 Family Inventory

12 > Lo c a t i o n o f o t h e r i m p o r t a n t d o c u m e n t s Your birth certificate: Spouse s or partner s birth certificate: Children s birth certificates: Marriage licence: Medical records: Physician s name: Physician s name: Citizenship and passport papers: Income tax returns: Custody/adoption papers: Pre-nuptial/cohabitation papers: Separation/divorce papers: Family Inventory 13

13 > Yo u r f u n e r a l a n d Wi l l Pre-planned funeral Funeral home: Contact name: Details Cemetery plot: Plot location: Deed location: Your Will Date of last Will/Codicil: Lawyer: Will location: Executor(s)/trustee(s): Beneficiaries Will instructions/special clauses: 14 Family Inventory

14 > Yo u r s p o u s e s o r p a r t n e r s f u n e r a l a n d Wi l l Your spouse s or partner s pre-planned funeral Funeral home: Contact name: Details Cemetery plot: Plot location: Deed location: Your spouse s or partner s Will Date of last Will/Codicil: Lawyer: Will location: Executor(s)/trustee(s): Beneficiaries Will instructions/special clauses: Family Inventory 15

15 > Po w e r o f At t o r n e y Power of Attorney Location: Powers given to: Type: Lawyer: Your spouse s or partner s Power of Attorney Location: Powers given to: Type: Lawyer: Notes (Please indicate any other pertinent information; e.g. child support, any other outstanding debts, trusts, etc.) 16 Family Inventory

This document has been prepared for use by the RBC Wealth Management member companies, RBC Dominion Securities Inc.(RBC DS)*, RBC Phillips, Hager & North Investment Counsel Inc. (RBC PH&N IC), RBC Global Asset Management Inc.(RBC GAM), Royal Trust Corporation of Canada and The Royal Trust Company (collectively, the Companies ) and their affiliates, RBC Direct Investing Inc. (RBC DI) *, RBC Wealth Management Financial Services Inc. (RBC WM FS) and Royal Mutual Funds Inc. (RMFI). Each of the Companies, RMFI, RBC WM FS, RBC DI and Royal Bank of Canada are separate corporate entities which are affiliates. *Member-Canada Investor Protection Fund. RBC advisor refers to Private Bankers who are employees of Royal Bank of Canada and licensed representatives of RMFI, Investment Counsellors who are employees of RBC PH&N IC and the private client division of RBC GAM, Senior Trust Advisors and Trust Officers who are employees of The Royal Trust Company or Royal Trust Corporation of Canada, or Investment Advisors who are employees of RBC DS. In Quebec, financial planning services are provided by RMFI or RBC WM FS and each is licensed as a financial services firm in that province. In the rest of Canada, financial planning services are available through RMFI, Royal Trust Corporation of Canada, The Royal Trust Company, or RBC DS. Estate and trust services are provided by Royal Trust Corporation of Canada and The Royal Trust Company. If specific products or services are not offered by one of the Companies or RMFI, clients may request a referral to another RBC partner. Insurance products are offered through RBC WM FS, a subsidiary of RBC DS. When providing life insurance products in all provinces except Quebec, Investment Advisors are acting as Insurance Representatives of RBC WM FS. In Quebec, Investment Advisors are acting as Financial Security Advisors of RBC WM FS. The strategies, advice and technical content in this publication are provided for the general guidance and benefit of our clients, based on information believed to be accurate and complete, but we can guarantee its accuracy or completeness. This publication is not intended as nor does it constitute tax or legal advice. Readers should consult a qualified legal, tax or other professional advisor when planning to implement a strategy. This will ensure that their individual circumstances have been considered properly and that action is taken on the latest available information. Interest rates, market conditions, tax rules, and other investment factors are subject to change. This information is not investment advice and should only be used in conjunction with a discussion with your RBC advisor. None of the Companies, RMFI, RBC WM FS, RBC DI, Royal Bank of Canada or any of its affiliates or any other person accepts any liability whatsoever for any direct or consequential loss arising from any use of this report or the information contained herein. Registered trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada. RBC Wealth Management is a registered trademark of Royal Bank of Canada. Used under licence. 2011 Royal Bank of Canada. All rights reserved. Printed in Canada

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