YOUR BACKUP PLAN

YOUR BACKUP PLAN
The Key to Security for your Family
Showing posts with label emergency kit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emergency kit. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Worried about Natural Disasters?


DAY 41 TIP OF THE DAY - 60 DAY CHALLENGE OFFER

Worried about Natural Disasters? What does your Emergency plan or tool bag look like? What, you don't have one! 
Like 80% of others that don't have one either. What can you do this week to get better prepared? What step can you take to just do one thing each week to put into your emergency tool kit and arranging a plan at both work and at home? Need help?

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Let's Expect the Unexpected and get prepared with YOUR BACKUP PLAN!

Monday, February 18, 2013

I hate passwords!


DAY 7 TIP OF THE DAY - 60 DAY CHALLENGE OFFER
WHAT PASSWORDS!

Feb 7-2013
Your Passwords! Yikes! Everybody hates the never-ending passwords that we have to remember all of the time. Do you have a system in place to remember them yourself or for others??
Even your kids, I have a client where the son passed away and their Facebook page is still there. Not really what they wanted to have, don't just look after yourself but your kids too!
Let's Expect the Unexpected and get prepared with YOUR BACKUP PLAN!

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6 REASONS TO JOIN OUR 60-DAY CHALLENGE!
1- Get organized for when a Tragedy hits you LIKE A TRUCK! You don't even see it coming!
2- Worried about a Fire/ Theft or Fraud?  You can be better prepared!
3- Plan for all of those What if's to ensure you still have an income to pay your bills
4- Worried about who will look after the kids and pets? You should be!
5- Planning on saving for your Retirement? Save is what they say, or is it?
6- Securely manage your own Emergency plan
If you don't who will?
Let's Expect the unexpected and get prepared with YOUR BACKUP PLAN!
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Social media and your Backup system



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TIP OF THE DAY - ON SOCIAL MEDIA

 Feb 1-2013
Facebook is only one newer Social Media contact that we have in our lives today! 
And if our family or friends don't know our Facebook password then if something happened to us, with living or not, they would not be able to change the page or delete the page without many years of effort. 
Let's Expect the Unexpected and get prepared with YOUR BACKUP PLAN!

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Are You Ready If Disaster Were To Suddenly Strike?

Are You Ready If Disaster Were To Suddenly Strike?

Reported by: KPSP Local 2 News
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Updated: 9/21 6:19 pm
These are few things that should be in an emergency kit
These are few things that should be in an emergency kit
How ready would you consider yourself if disaster were to strike right this moment?
Many of us don't have a backup plan in case a disaster strikes. In fact, during the blackout a couple weeks ago, even some agencies weren't fully prepared.
"It was very scary. Especially because I have a 5-year-old and a 9-month old and I wasn't prepared at all- no emergency kit or anything like that," said Eva Ibaora of Thermal.
That's why agencies such as local fire departments, the Red Cross, and experts from Loma Linda University came together at the Rummonds Community Center in Thermal Wednesday to talk about disaster preparedness. It was the first meeting of its kind for the city.
Experts say remote areas such as Thermal have to especially be ready in case of a disaster.
"We're trying to target this area because it is a low priority area. In case of disaster, we would probably be the last community to get any type of response out here," said Mike Castaneda, President of the Thermal Chamber of Commerce.
That's why instead of packing enough food and water for three days, people living in areas like Thermal should pack for about 7 to 10 days.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it takes just four easy steps to be ready for a disaster. So, to learn more on how you and your family can be prepared, click here.
Are You Ready If Disaster Were To Suddenly Strike?