This window allows your family members, around the globe, to access each others 'read only' legacies. Each member has their life experience and story stored within this archive. This archive is the gateway that holds your family's heritage together through the years. .: Private Family Login :. Username Password Coming Soon This login window is essentially the window to your family and the work that they have each done through their Myprotector private heritage cloud vault. With permissions, you can look through each others persons life story and get to know who they were and what they did.

	The Family Heritage Research			The private contribution service
	Where possible, Myprotector will investigate the origin of your family name / history and share this research with your children and grandchildren so that they learn about their family history and the journey of previous generations. This understanding is extremely rewarding and will enrich the lives of those who follow in your footsteps. This is a fee-for-service for this research to be done and the entire process can be included in your own story so that your children can understand your life as they build a legacy of their own.			The contribution towards the development of others is extremely important as it gives you a way to help future generations and thus gives further meaning to your own life. Myprotector will follow your instructions regarding the type of contribution you would like to help society with and will record the event so that your family will be aware of your contribution. Speak to Myprotector about how to do this.

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If you decide to support our mission to become the most trusted private family heritage archive cloud hosting, then we will ensure that your legacy reflects your kind support and that all families would be indebted to your generosity and contribution towards helping them preserve their family heritage.

Did you know?

“Heritage plans” or “Ethical Wills”, are one and the same thing. They have gained broad popularity in recent years. The earliest heritage plans were most likely passed on by word of mouth, while those of later generations were recorded on paper. Wills dating from the Medieval and Renaissance periods have even been preserved to modern times. Ironically, it is the way we live rather than how we die that has made Heritage plans more popular recently. Supporting Research Market research conducted by ourselves also concurred with an extensive research exercise, conducted by Ken Dychtwald on behalf of Allianz Life Assurance, which shows that there is a need to enhance the publics existing traditionally accepted view of “Wills”, to augment and allow them to reflect not only their material wealth but also their heritage and ethical values. In 2005, the study by Allianz found that leaving a legacy (an emotional inheritance) was far more important to people than leaving a financial inheritance, and that 77% of both “baby boomers” and their parents rated “values and life lessons” as the most important legacy they could receive or leave. Only 10% of boomers said that financial assets or real estate were important as an inheritance. The study concluded that money is a ‘minor’ component of legacy to parents and their heirs. "Many people wrongly assume that the most important issue among families is money and wealth transfer -- it's not," said Ken Dychtwald, a gerontologist, and designer of the survey. "What we found was the memories, stories and the personal values were 10 times more important to people than the money." A study by respected author/advisors, Roy Williams & Vic Priesser went into the issue of ‘what are the most critical risks that you face.’ They asked over 3,250 families who had lost their wealth, “so, what was it that actually got you?” 60% replied that it was lack of communication and trust in the family, 25% said unprepared heirs. Less than 3% said poor planning and investments had brought about their wealth loss. These two studies highlight the knowledge gap between the factors that conventional wisdom says causes the loss of assets and unity, versus what actually happens in real life. The Williams & Priesser study further supports the conclusion that building and enhancing trust and facilitating effective communication within the family are foundational keys to family success. A new survey, carried out by Ipsos MORI, was commissioned by the National Trust reveals that over half of us (57%) can't name any of our great-grandparents. The survey also showed that a further 14% of the population can only name one great-grandparent. Findings were similar across all age groups, suggesting that young and old are equally unsure about their ancestry.

Thanks to our supporters

Our thanks also goes to these wonderful people who have helped to make this heritage preservation and private family archive what it is today. We are so grateful for the support and trust that your experience with the Myprotector heritage preservation services remains positive and valuable for those who will follow in your footsteps.
David Muller	Leon Swartz	Dave Jones	Graham Brown	Gerhard van Rensberg
Kyle Taylor	Michael Judin	Steve Gerson	Patricia McDonald	Derek Tomlinson
Gavin & Mariana Melville	ae	Ivan Clarence	Andrea Nell	Natalie Powell
Kathy Paul	Chris Mathews	Anton Nell	Martin Camp	Graeme Biggs
John Lang	Isabel Hooyberg-Smuts

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