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I should ask the follow up question. What email service do you currently use that you trust to still be in existence after you die? About the only one I can name is Gmail--too big to fail, and it has a legacy option where you can have chosen contacts notified in case your account becomes inactive and they can have access to selected data. I know that many on here say that email at your own domain is the longest term email, but I'm not so sure. Let's say I become incapacitated and the bill at the domain host or the email provider doesn't get paid. Plus, adding more companies, logins, accounts, etc. to the mix just adds more points of entry for hackers or just system failures.
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