Worried about security of your information? This was the aspect we dealt with first, before work on the program even began. We were very concerned that hackers and unsavory characters might be tempted by all that juicy information and cause havoc or worse.

We completely solved the problem, and you will see that clearly. Just click here and you will discover how your information will be split into three pieces. A single sheet providing your username and password is given to your lawyer or your executor. This sheet does not contain your name or any other information that could identify you. By itself, it is useless.

A second sheet contains your most sensitive information, such as credit card numbers, banking and investment information. However, each piece of information is identified by a code, not by a description. For example: M7 100,000. What's that? Precisely! It is meaningless to anyone without access to your other information on our server, and without your password. M7 is a code for a description, but not your data, in your file in our database. You know what M7 means; your decoder file shows it is the value of your cottage. But it is meaningless to anyone else. The sheet containing your sensitive data should be stored separately from that of your username and password, perhaps in your safety deposit box.

In short, all three keys to your information, if stored separately - and that's essential - must be present for anyone else to have access to your information. Stored separately, your information is bulletproof; no one but you can access it unless you want them to.

I thought you should have as much detail as possible about the security of your information, and so I have allocated a disproportionate number of words to it here. (We couldn't help but chuckle when we came up with the final unbreakable solution! After all the hair-pulling, it was so very simple.)

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