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If you died tomorrow, could your family unlock the front door, stop the robot vacuum, or turn off the camera pointed at the living room? The connected home has quietly become one of the most overlooked parts of digital estate planning.

The average Steam user has a library worth $1,500+. Serious gamers pass $10,000. Add consoles, subscriptions, in-game currencies, and Twitch subs, and gaming becomes a five-figure digital asset — one almost no estate plan addresses.

Your digital life is worth far more than you realize. Domain names, loyalty points, digital media libraries, online businesses, and photo archives represent thousands of dollars in hidden value — and most of it vanishes when you die.

When someone dies without a digital estate plan, their family faces thousands in lost assets, ongoing subscription charges, legal fees, and months of frustrating customer service calls. Here's what it really costs.

A traditional will covers your house and bank accounts — but what about your 160+ online accounts? Learn how to create a digital will that ensures nothing falls through the cracks.