I usually inform my next of kin the necessary information he need to know about me. So my bitcoin shall be controlled by my husband who is my next of kin whenever I die. Him alone has access to everything that concern me.

I agree with everyone here. It really depends on how many bitcoins you have because if you have a lot and you know that it can be good for your loved ones, go ahead and include it in your will or make sure that before you take your last breath (that is if you die under normal circumstances), pass on the valuable message to your spouse or children.  Just make sure that whoever gou are passing that info to can be trusted enough to distribute the money evenly and accordingly.  Otherwise though, if you do not have so much and you are ok doing away with it then just let it stay in there, earning or losing its value depending on the market without so much as a concern on it ever being able to be used by somebody else. This is sad but that could happen.

Woooow...I never thought of this before now. This is a clarion call to ensure that our loved ones get acquainted with the crypto world.

this is a very good discussion and i will like to see different person opinion on this subject of matter. however, i think it is better for everyone to know that bitcoin is an asset. just like cars, houses and money. so how do you intend to plan how you want your asset to be when you die?. just the way you write will then your money in your btc wallet should be included in your will as well. your will may consist your private key which must be known by only you and your lawyer. just my own view.

I have long thought of what will happen to my savings after death. I'm going to save the data of my wallets and other things, and deposit it in the bank. In advance, I will teach my children and relatives how to use crypto-currency. Therefore, I can be calm for my family. 

When i started to use bitcoin, i think that when something happen to me, what will happen to my savings, so i make plan i write my account and password in notebook then, i tell to my mom and my sister about it. And i talk to my sister to try bitcoin and use my account, so both of us is earning.

I'm still too young and not gonna die anytime soon :-p
Anyway I'm not storing my bitcoin in any hard to reach way so my heirs would find the private keys when they search my staff after I die :3

No I did not even tell my mom that I have bitcoin and that I earned through it.  Maybe now that it was brought up I am thinking if I could teach my niece or nephew to use bitcoin.  I will likewise teach them my pasword or even my email address.  My special someone already knows about bitcoin and he likewise have an account.

bitcoin and all your cryptocurrency funds will also die and follow you, because no one will be able to access your wallet without knowing your password or private key wallet. it is important for us to tell your grandchildren or heirs so that later if you die then the funds you save can be utilized them as well.

I've written instructions for my wife on how to use & access my hardware wallet in case she ever needed to. It's a bit morbid to think about but it's always a good idea to give a trusted love one the ability to access your crypto in case of any unfortunate circumstances.