<prompt> Human: I have a fairly complex financial profile - I own two corporations, real estate, have RSPs Canadas IRA, and chequing savings accounts in various banks.Ive been working on amalgamating it all, and Im a bit of an over-organizer - I have no less than 4 binders, detailing the exact finances and tracking all receipts, transactions, etc for my house, corporation A, corp B, and my personal finances in each binder.Id like to put together a simple, small collection of information in case I die, or no longer able to care for myself. This collection would have: Each bank account I currently have open and possibly a rough estimate of an amount? Each investment A simple overview of how each corporation works, where the money is, etc. Housing details, a copy of the deed, mortgage info, etc. My will which I still need to write upGranted, Im only 29, but Im a guy who likes having systems, and organization. I figured, given the complexity of my financial situation, this would be fun for me - not for everyone haha, and helpful for any loved ones if they needed to take on power of attorney or whatever its called.Are there any examples out there? Any suggestions on how I format this kind of data in a clean, easy to read way, especially for people who are less fiscally savvy?tl dr; How do I summarize my financial situation for a non-financially savvy person, in case I am no longer able to?  <response>: Check this out: scroll down to the bottom for the Excel sheet linksFrom the website:What is the Big Book of Everything?In a nutshell, it is a notebook filled with all of the information anyone could possibly need to know about you. The idea is that in our lives we have countless things that we are involved in. On rare occasions, other people need this information and no one knows how to get it. Thats where the Big Book comes in. By filling this out and keeping it current, you can simplify the effort others have to take on your behalf.Uses for the Big Book are: After you pass away. People will know what accounts to cancel, have access to your email, know where important papers are kept, and otherwise streamline what is already a painful process. Filling out applications. The information in the book is often found on various applications, by having the book you can look that stuff up at a moments notice. Making sure you know what your assets are. By going through and inventorying all of your assets, you have a better idea of where you are financially. Forcing you to prepare for emergencies. By filling out the forms, it will force you to be better prepared when an emergency strikes. 