The Ultimate Guide to Creating an Emergency Grab-and-Go Binder

Have all your important documents in one place, ready for any crisis.
The Ultimate Guide to Creating an Emergency Grab-and-Go Binder
Don't feel pressured to get it all done at once; take some time over the next weeks to compile your important documents in one, organized place.
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When it comes to a worst-case scenario, your best friend will be your insurance agent or a reputable plumber or roofing contractor, not a bug-out bag or freeze-dried food. Right in the middle of Winter Storm Uri when the Texas power grid failed, a single weakened pipe in our attic burst, sending hundreds of gallons of water through our house. You can bet that the first phone call we made was to our insurance company.
In a scenario such as this one, however, when adrenaline is pumping and our brains can’t decide if we should flee, freeze, or fight, the last thing you’ll want to do is race through the house looking for insurance policies and things such as medical records, birth certificates, and bank statements.
Lisa Bedford
Lisa Bedford
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Lisa Bedford is the author of “Survival Mom: How to Prepare Your Family for Everyday Disasters and Worst-Case Scenarios.” She founded The Survival Mom blog in 2009 and continues to teach families around the world how to be prepared for life’s challenges.
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