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Money Matters

Introduction

Research shows that while 71% of households reported having copies of important financial documents in a safe place, only 1% specifically mentioned the documents as being part of their household disaster supplies.  Only 2% of households reported having cash as part of their disaster preparedness supplies.  Pre-disaster financial planning is essential for individuals and families to complete because disasters leave many Americans without access to finances or with expensive damages.

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Disclaimer
The resources listed here are purely for reference, are from publicly available sources, and intended to provide preparedness guidance, tools, and publications.  FEMA does not necessarily endorse the views expressed or the facts presented on any linked external, third-party website. Nor does FEMA endorse any non-Federal government entity, service, or organization including but not limited to any commercial products.

 

Resources

Relevant Webinars

These webinars from CItizen Corps' Community Preparedness Webinar Series may provide additional useful information:

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