Cancel Everything

Someone dies. The funeral gets planned. The obituary gets written. People bring food. And underneath all of it, life keeps billing itself. The phone plan renews. The streaming service charges the card. The electricity stays on. Memberships, subscriptions, insurance, email accounts, rewards points and automatic payments keep running in someone's name. Cancel Everything is a practical guide to dealing with that strange administrative layer that happens alongside grief: figuring out what exists, what needs attention, what you're authorized to handle, and when something is actually finished. Using a clear step-by-step system, it helps you: • Find the accounts, services and subscriptions that are easy to miss • Sort each item into Cancel, Transfer, Claim, Keep — for now, Memorialize or Delete, or Investigate • Know what should stay active temporarily — and why • Work through utilities, memberships, financial accounts, government programs, digital accounts, rewards and more • Keep track of calls, confirmations and unfinished business • Know when an item is actually DONE Throughout the book, one boundary stays clear: FOUND IT ? PERMISSION TO ACCESS ACCESS ? AUTHORITY TO ACT This is not a grief journal, a probate manual or a guide to estate law. It is for the ordinary machinery of a life that doesn't stop automatically when someone dies — and the person who has somehow ended up dealing with it. Includes practical tracking tools plus access to printable and fillable companion forms.