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How to Prepare Your Finances for a Natural Disaster When it comes to natural disasters, we’re always told to prepare in advance. What about your finances? What kind of financial preparedness measures should you put in place? https://lnkd.in/eGJxRGkJ

🚨 September is National Preparedness Month! 🚨 As we raise awareness about preparedness, I want to emphasize the importance of financial preparedness alongside physical safety. 🏡 With the increasing frequency of hurricanes and floods in recent years, it's crucial to have a solid financial plan in place. My role as a financial advisor is to help you navigate these financial storms with confidence. Let's work together to build a resilient financial future so you can weather any economic challenge that comes your way. From emergency funds to insurance strategies, we'll ensure your financial house is as strong as can be. Don't wait for the next disaster to strike. Start your journey toward financial security today. . . . . #FinancialPreparedness #NationalPreparednessMonth #FinancialAdvisor #PrepareForTheFuture #mgkwealth #FinancialFreedom

🚨 September is National Preparedness Month! 🚨 As we raise awareness about preparedness, I want to emphasize the importance of financial preparedness alongside physical safety. 🏡 With the increasing frequency of hurricanes and floods in recent years, it's crucial to have a solid financial plan in place. My role as a financial advisor is to help you navigate these financial storms with confidence. Let's work together to build a resilient financial future so you can weather any economic challenge that comes your way. From emergency funds to insurance strategies, we'll ensure your financial house is as strong as can be. Don't wait for the next disaster to strike. Start your journey toward financial security today. . . . . #FinancialPreparedness #NationalPreparednessMonth #FinancialAdvisor #PrepareForTheFuture #mgkwealth #FinancialFreedom

On CBC's The Current (with Matt Galloway), Jay Chalke and I discuss improving the Disaster Financial Assistance system, and the need to apply known adaptation solutions without delay - governments need to step up.

Sadly, it seems that we are seeing more and more federally declared disasters in the U.S. Take a moment to read this blog, so you, as a #taxpreparer, have a better understanding of how to navigate disaster situations and how to take a proactive approach with your clients! Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gGUC4-69

📈 Tracking losses and damages at national and local levels helps understand risk better. This is why UNDRR supports countries in establishing disaster loss databases. #SendaiFramework Read more 👉 https://ow.ly/IERt50SPjz2

Disasters can strike at any moment, leaving emotional and financial upheaval in their wake. 🌪️🔥 Our blog post delves into the importance of immediate action, common causes of catastrophe property loss, and how Legacy Building Consultants can help you and your insured navigate these challenging times. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gS6TVpPB

It's hard to think about, but natural disasters are an unfortunate reality. Maybe you have an emergency go-bag, but what about all those important financial documents? Here are some great tips on how to financially prepare for an emergency: https://hubs.li/Q01_mD0T0

Are you ready for National Preparedness Month? Anderson Business Advisors partner Toby Mathis sat in with Fox 5 DC for this monthly reminder on the importance of planning. As we navigate through life's uncertainties, it's essential to have a plan in place. Preparedness is not just about surviving disasters but also about thriving in the aftermath. Remember, preparedness starts with you. Anderson is ready to help you get started with our countless free resources and events that will help you take control of almost any situation. Watch the full video here: https://bit.ly/3RvS62S #NationalPreparednessMonth #BeReady #EmergencyPlan #StaySafe #PreparednessIsKey

Understanding the true value of the trade-offs when you are making decisions is so important to fostering resilience when the rubber hits the road. Taking time to explore how we may have missed the mark in the past, leveraging creative problem-solving, and humility to recognize that we need to recognize where we may have erred, where we can and need to learn from others, as well as draw (respectfully) from diverse pieces of knowledge is vital to manifesting an alternative and more resilient future. This is a handy tool to support some of these interdisciplinary conversations, and support common understanding around the value of risk-informed decisions, as well as what the true economic cost of not doing so are.