Emergency Binder: Household Information

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The 'Household Information' is another document for our Emergency Binder. After our recent need for a plumber {due to a certain 2-year-old} this would have been handy to have on hand a few weeks ago. This document will help you keep track of important numbers for your household: plumber, electrician, heating/cooling, etc... Just print it off and fill it in! This is the sixth document available for the Emergency Binder.

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What is an Emergency Binder? Simply put, it's a binder that stores all the important information in one central place so it can be grabbed quickly in any emergency {i.e. fire, flood, accident, etc...}. Something to flip through and have everything handy that might be needed: life insurance contact information, bank contacts, monthly bills/addresses, work information, etc...all organized and put together to help save time in the event of an emergency.

The information you choose to keep track of is entirely up to you ~ if you don't feel it's safe/essential to keep track of certain things, just leave that area blank. There are also blank areas provided to keep track of other important information that might not be on forms. These were created and are relevant for our family, so it might not all apply to your family.

If this is the first you are reading of my Emergency Binder documents, you can find any other ones that I've currently posted here ~ but stay tuned, there are more coming in the upcoming weeks too!

Just wanted to pass along a little something that is Working for Me! Hope it helps you out!

Emergency Binder: Money Matters

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The 'Money Matters' is a 6 page document for our Emergency Binder. I'll be using it to track our banking information, loan information, 401K, retirement, college, etc...

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What is an Emergency Binder? Simply put, it's a binder that stores all the important information in one central place so it can be grabbed quickly in any emergency {i.e. fire, flood, accident, etc...}. Something to flip through and have everything handy that might be needed: life insurance contact information, bank contacts, monthly bills/addresses, work information, etc...all organized and put together to help save time in the event of an emergency.

The information you choose to keep track of is entirely up to you ~ if you don't feel it's safe/essential to keep track of certain things, just leave that area blank. There are also blank areas provided to keep track of other important information that might not be on forms. These were created and are relevant for our family, so it might not all apply to your family.

If this is the first you are reading of my Emergency Binder documents, you can find any other ones that I've currently posted here ~ but stay tuned, there are more coming in the upcoming weeks too!

Just wanted to pass along a little something that is Working for Me! Hope it helps you out!

Emergency Binder: Insurance Information

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This is the insurance information document for our Emergency Binder. It {should} have place for every insurance you can think of: health, dental, vision, life, long-term health, auto, homeowners, etc.... It is a six page document with plenty of room for you to add important information.

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What is an Emergency Binder? Simply put, it's a binder that stores all the important information in one central place so it can be grabbed quickly in any emergency {i.e. fire, flood, accident, etc...}. Something to flip through and have everything handy that might be needed: life insurance contact information, bank contacts, monthly bills/addresses, work information, etc...all organized and put together to help save time in the event of an emergency.

The information you choose to keep track of is entirely up to you ~ if you don't feel it's safe/essential to keep track of certain things, just leave that area blank. There are also blank areas provided to keep track of other important information that might not be on forms. These were created and are relevant for our family, so it might not all apply to your family.

If this is the first you are reading of my Emergency Binder documents, you can find any other ones that I've currently posted here ~ but stay tuned, there are more coming in the upcoming weeks too!

Just wanted to pass along a little something that is Working for Me! Hope it helps you out!

Emergency Binder: Medical Information Sheet

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The is a medical information sheet for our Emergency Binder. It can be used for any family member (just print off as many copies as you need ~ I like to do front/back copies too) and fill in all the information that applies to each family member. The medical information sheet includes space for primary doctor information, allergies, immunizations, diseases, surgeries, pharmacy information, medications, insurance companies, and more.

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What is an Emergency Binder? Simply put, it's a binder that stores all the important information in one central place so it can be grabbed quickly in any emergency {i.e. fire, flood, accident, etc...}. Something to flip through and have everything handy that might be needed: life insurance contact information, bank contacts, monthly bills/addresses, work information, etc...all organized and put together to help save time in the event of an emergency.

The information you choose to keep track of is entirely up to you ~ if you don't feel it's safe/essential to keep track of certain things, just leave that area blank. There are also blank areas provided to keep track of other important information that might not be on forms. These were created and are relevant for our family, so it might not all apply to your family.

If this is the first you are reading of my Emergency Binder documents, you can find any other ones that I've currently posted here ~ but stay tuned, there are more coming in the upcoming weeks too!

Just wanted to pass along a little something that is Working for Me! Hope it helps you out!

Emergency Binder: Family Information Sheet

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The Family Information Sheet is another document for our Emergency Binder. It can be used for any family member (just print off as many copies as you need ~ I like to do front/back copies too) and fill in all the information that applies to each family member.

Click on graphic to print

What is an Emergency Binder? Simply put, it's a binder that stores all the important information in one central place so it can be grabbed quickly in any emergency {i.e. fire, flood, accident, etc...}. Something to flip through and have everything handy that might be needed: life insurance contact information, bank contacts, monthly bills/addresses, work information, etc...all organized and put together to help save time in the event of an emergency.

The information you choose to keep track of is entirely up to you ~ if you don't feel it's safe/essential to keep track of certain things, just leave that area blank. There are also blank areas provided to keep track of other important information that might not be on forms. These were created and are relevant for our family, so it might not all apply to your family.

If this is the first you are reading of my Emergency Binder documents, you can find any other ones that I've currently posted here ~ but stay tuned, there are more coming in the upcoming weeks too!

Just wanted to pass along a little something that is Working for Me! Hope it helps you out!

Emergency Binder: Emergency Plan

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Before we left on vacation {with no kids}, I had a sudden panic. What if something happened to us? Would my parents know who to call? Would they have the information they needed if we were unreachable? I left all the information I could think of, but decided it was time to pull more together and get prepared.

Rick and I had been talking about putting together a notebook to grab in an emergency. Something central that we could flip through and have everything handy that we needed to know. That way if something happened to one of us, we would have life insurance contact information, bank contacts, monthly bills/addresses, etc...all in one central location.

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I'm in the process of putting together a bunch of printables for myself and thought you all might like to work through the documents along with me. I'm planning to do one a week (a do-able project time-wise for me to fill out) and when I'm done, I'll have a great 'Emergency Binder' at my fingertips.

In the upcoming weeks I'll be putting together documents that include the following: family information, medical information, insurance, banking/financial, legal/wills, general forms. Feel free to follow me or subscribe to the site so you can get the rest of the documents for your own binder!

Just wanted to pass along a little something that is Working for Me! Hope it helps you out!