Disaster File

Key Takeaways

  • A disaster file contains all of the information a loved one might need to reference about you in an emergency – key contacts, accounts, passwords, etc.
  • Though you can keep a digital backup of your disaster file, always maintain a physical version that’s stored in a safe place, such as a fireproof safe or safety deposit box.
  • No matter your age, you should have a disaster file put together as part of your planning.

Matt Hinz, Senior Wealth Advisor, and Jon Read, Senior Wealth Advisor, discuss the importance of maintaining a disaster file when it comes to estate planning. 

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