Post by theycallmeliz on May 15, 2012 8:14:25 GMT -5
I am finally starting to work on my New Year's resolution which was to get my documented life in order (powers of attorney, life insurance, homeowners, other house docs, etc).
A couple of years ago I bought the Life.Doc system to organize my docs (even though I know I could have created one myself - I was lazy) and Im finally starting to get it all set up and organized.
But my question is this. Once I have it finished, I was thinking of creating a backup copy to give to my mom (in the event of emergency), but where should I store my primary copy? I want to make sure its in a secure location but I dont think I need to go all-out and get a safety deposit box or anything. Or should I?
For crucial documents, I would keep the originals either in a safe deposit box at the bank or a fireproof box in your home. I actually do both and keep my crucials in a safe deposit box and copies of some in a fireproof box.
Post by mrssavy42112 on May 15, 2012 9:47:41 GMT -5
We just have a plastic storage organizer with hanging folders that I put everything in. It’s located in our bedroom in an easy to access location just in case we ever have an emergency & need to run. I have it right on top of our pet carriers, since we’d need those too.
We just have a plastic storage organizer with hanging folders that I put everything in. It’s located in our bedroom in an easy to access location just in case we ever have an emergency & need to run. I have it right on top of our pet carriers, since we’d need those too.
Post by theycallmeliz on May 15, 2012 12:53:21 GMT -5
I think the firesafe would be the way to go. Im way to ADD (and panic way too easy) to remember to bring something with me in the event of an emergency!