When you decide to start your plan, we will ask you a few short questions to help us customise your experience. After that, we will ask for your name and email address so that your plan, once created, can be sent to you for your own records if you wish.
We will gently guide you through the One Sure Thing planning tool in which there are six categories: Health, Digital, Legal, Financial, Funeral and Legacy. You choose how many questions you want to answer in each category, some may not be relevant or of interest, entirely up to you. Answer the easy ones first and then fill in the blanks over time. There is also a section where you can upload important documents that may be relevant to your loved ones should something happen to you, such as your passport or birth certificate. At any point, you can assign a “keyholder”, i.e. a trusted person who you want to share your plan with.
After the free 30 day trial version ends, you will be given the option to sign up for a subscription for an annual fee of €120 which will enable you to continue to use all features of our planning platform, edit and update your information as life changes.
If you decide to discontinue using One Sure Thing, you have 28 days to change your mind or to download the information you have entered into your plan. In accordance with our Privacy Policy, we will delete your account after 28 days.
Life is so much better with a plan.
Yes. The planning platform is free for 30 days during which you can test it out, every feature save, store and upload documents, invite trusted keyholders. To see if it’s for you.
Read ‘How does One Sure Thing work? for more info. After 30 days you will be asked to sign up for a €120 annual subscription. Even if you decide against an annual subscription, all information that you have gathered you can save and download your One Sure Thing plan to your PC. Our gift to you.
Having meaningful conversations and planning ahead is liberating and important for everyone – therefore all our resources are freely available to everyone. This includes our “Just-In-Case” checklist which you can download and which will give you guides and prompts to create your own plan.
The planning tool was created with the “sandwich” generation in mind, i.e. people who have growing children to look after as well as elderly parents who need their support. For people in this category it is particularly important to plan ahead and be organised to make sure both the younger and the older generations will be ok should something happen to them.
Congrats! You are among the small percentage of Irish people (>30%) who currently have a will. A will is a good place to start as it will help coordinate and distribute your assets after death to ensure financial security for your family. But what about your final wishes? Where to find your life insurance or pension plan documents? Who should make healthcare decisions on your behalf if you can’t? And what about access details to your digital devices or social media accounts? Copies of your birth certificate? Is all this information saved in a secure place for loved ones to access? Would your loved ones know what to do?
The One Sure Thing planning assistant is more than a will: it helps you get your affairs in order and summarises your health, life and end-of-life wishes to relieve the burden on your loved ones should something happen to you.
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