I know we don’t want to think about those things, but I always like to be prepared. An emergency could include the loss of our home, loss of a life, or any type of accident. The purpose of this binder is for it to contain all of my family’s important information in case of an emergency. So, I thought as I update the binder, I would share the contents with you. Many insurance policies and financial information have changed since then and we need the most accurate information in the binder. It hasn’t been touched in almost two years. It is that important.Īfterwards, I realized it needed to be updated. Besides shoes and phones, the only other thing I grabbed was my emergency preparedness binder. Sirens went off and we hit our safe zone (middle bathroom bathtub). Speaking of tornadoes, back in March, we were blessed that a tornado coming directly towards our neighborhood took a sharp right turn right before it hit us. My hometown was even hit by a tornado in 2006 that destroyed my high school and much of the town. Every fall and spring, we know that tornadoes are possible for our area. I live in an area that you would probably consider a tornado zone. I recommend only letting the individuals who might need it know where it is located. Many important documents and account information will be located in this binder, so it needs to stored in a safe spot out of plain sight. Let me start by saying I would not recommend storing this binder where anyone can access to it. But, there are many other reasons why an emergency preparedness binder is a good thing to have in your home. When I think of an emergency, the first thing that pops into my head is losing my house to a fire or natural disaster. īeing prepared in case of an emergency is never a bad thing.
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The following is a guest post about how to set up an emergency preparedness binder from regular contributor, Kristin at The Gold Project.
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