Documents to Keep in a Safe & a FREE Giveaway
If there is a fire, earthquake, tornado or other natural disaster– time may be working against you. Would you know which of your family’s important documents to take with you? Would you even know where they were located?
What Documents Should You Keep in Your Safe?
These essential items should be kept in a central location so you can access them quickly. It may be a good idea to get a safe to store them.
- Adoption papers
- Automobile titles
- Bank account information
- Birth certificates
- Cemetery deeds
- Check book
- Divorce papers
- Doctors’ contact information
- Education records and diplomas
- Government bonds
- Health information for each family member (blood type, allergies, medications)
- Health insurance cards
- Insurance policies
- Investment & retirement account information
- Last will and testament
- Lease
- Living will
- Marriage license
- Military records
- Mortgage paperwork
- Passports
- Patents and copyrights
- Real estate deeds
- Social security cards
- Tax records
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On an everyday basis — my iPhone amazes me. It’s a wonder how we got through life without these super smartphones. One thing I absolutely love is how easy apps make my life. Here’s a list of some of my favorites:
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Ways to Get Off The Phone Quick
Photo Credit: Max Orenstein
It’s happened to all of us. You are happily working at your desk and then a phone call comes in that completely derails your productivity. But the truth of the matter is — you let it happen! I know — I’ve done it too! However — there are ways around this productivity roadblock. Meggin McIntosh hosted my List Making Teleseminar and is one of my favorite guest bloggers — she offers some tips on how to get off the phone quick! Read more