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your emergency information.
Let's get you & your family prepared for emergencies
The Family Emergency Card is a flash drive that contains fill-in-the-blank forms to document everything your family will need should something happen to you. In a real emergency, someone will need to take care of your financial affairs, children, pets, home, property, business, legal matters, medical needs, and more. They will need usernames, passwords, contact information, account information, the location of documents, bills you pay, medical information, insurance details, your wishes, power of attorney, possibly your will, healthcare directive, and many other details. Forgetting to document one detail can affect life insurance payouts, financial affairs, medical decisions, your children, business matters, and more. The Family Emergency Card contains forms created by a Certified Estate & Trust Specialist, to ensure you document everything your family will need if something happens to you.
4 Reasons to get this for you & your family:
Minimize confusion, exhaustion, and stress on those that will be responsible to handle things if something happens to you.
Document and centralize all of your emergency information into one accessible place for your emergency contact(s).
Ensure financial matters, family, pets, property, health care, and more are taken are of according to your preferences in an emergency.
Your family will benefit from the efforts you make to prepare for unexpected emergencies. Do it because you love them.
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FAMILIES
Have you and your parent’s, children’s, and pet’s emergency info in one place
PARENTS
Document everything one needs to know to take care of your kids in an emergency
LIVING ALONE
Document passwords, bills to pay, and other details your family will need if something happens to you
CAREGIVERS
Leave instructions one will need to take care of a loved one you provide care for
EXECUTORS
Your emergency information in one place will help your executor and successor trustee
Document everything your family will need in an emergency
- Bills to Pay
- Medical History
- Insurance Policies
- Personal Instructions
- Emergency Contacts
- Online Accounts
- Passwords
- Cell Phone Code
- Cryptocurrency Keys
- Letters to Loved Ones
- Business Info
- Children Info
- Pet Info
- Estate Plan Info
- Personal Wishes
- Bank Accounts
- Investments
- Income Sources
- Alarm Codes
- Safe Codes
- Real Estate
- Beneficiaries
- Medications
- Doctors
- And more...
Flash drive includes forms
How it works
1
Insert the Family Emergency Card flash drive into the USB port of computer to open the family emergency planning forms that come pre-installed on the card.
2
Complete the forms on your computer or print and fill by hand.
3
Save copies of your will, insurance, POA, and other important files on the card too.
Why create a family emergency plan?
Peace of mind
Minimize confusion, exhaustion, and stress on those that will be responsible to handle things if something happens to you.
A PLAN
Document and centralize all of your emergency information into one accessible place for your emergency contact(s).
Protection
Ensure financial matters, family, pets, property, health care, and more are taken are of according to your preferences in an emergency.
PREPARED
Your family will benefit from the efforts you make to prepare for unexpected emergencies. Do it because you love them.
Testimonials
A. Thompson
Dallas, TX
J. Clark
San Jose, CA
S. Connors
Hartford, CT
M. Clarkson
West Palm Beach, FL
A. Thompson
Dallas, TX
J. Clark
San Jose, CA
S. Connors
Hartford, CT
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