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An estate inventory is the complete list of what you own and owe: accounts, property, vehicles, debts, policies, and where each one lives. Executors have to build this after a death; you can hand yours a finished copy by making it now. The builder below totals net worth as you go and flags accounts missing a beneficiary.
Reviewed August 2026
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Before you start
Record the assets and debts you know about, calculate an estimated net value, and create an inventory for your executor to review. Accounts, property, debts, documents, and contacts can be difficult for someone else to reconstruct. This inventory creates a current map of what you choose to record. It may also reveal an account without a beneficiary designation.
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List everything you own and everything you owe. The tool totals it as you type: gross estate, total debts, net estate, and how much likely passes outside your will. Once you have Premium, your work saves in this browser first and syncs to your account.
Estimates for planning, not an appraisal or legal advice.