Piecing your life back together? Trying to help a loved one? Lucky so far but concerned?
Few things can wreak havoc on your finances like a natural disaster, but financial stability is within reach. Prepare for or recover from the financial impact of a catastrophe with these resources.
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Take a deep breath. You may be facing a variety of financial concerns, but these materials can help you plan your next moves and get on the road to recovery.
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Don't be caught off guard. No one is immune from Mother Nature. Brace your finances so they weather the storm with the information below. |
Post-Natural Disaster Money Tips
Address post-crisis issues, including filing insurance claims, handling credit accounts, and reconstructing your home.
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How to Plan for Financial Emergencies
Even if you have been lucky so far, it does not hurt to prepare for unexpected events. |
Beware Predatory Lending
In the aftermath, you may need some cash – learn which loans you should avoid. |
Emergency Savings Accounts
Equip yourself to handle a loss of income or unexpected expenses that can accompany an upheaval. |
How to Communicate With a Creditor
Get the dos and don'ts of communicating before you pick up the phone. |
Why You Should Have Renters Insurance
Find out more about renters insurance and how you can protect your property from loss. |
Early Delinquency Intervention
Paying the mortgage can become a major burden after a crisis, but foreclosure can often be avoided. |
Life Insurance
Ensure your loved ones are provided for if misfortune strikes. |
Identity Theft Solutions
Protect yourself. A disaster can expose your personal information and increase your vulnerability to identity theft. |
How Not To Lose Everything
Take these steps now to prepare your finances for unanticipated situations. |
Fight Fraud with a Credit File Freeze
Learn what a freeze is and how it can protect you from identity theft. |
Property Inventory Checklist
Make your inventory today, and be prepared
for tomorrow. |
Financial First Aid
Cope with the difficulty of paying your bills due to a loss of income or unexpected expenses. |
Personal Financial Information Organizer
Arrange your account information so you can contact your financial institutions quickly. |