FINRA Advises Investors On How To Prepare For An Emergency

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In the latest installment of its Investor Podcast series, FINRA advised investors on how to be prepared for an emergency and discussed what to include in a "financial emergency kit."
United States Corporate/Commercial Law

In the latest installment of its Investor Podcast series, FINRA advised investors on how to be prepared for an emergency and discussed what to include in a "financial emergency kit."

According to FINRA, the following items are essential:

  • cash and keys,
  • a list of important contacts,
  • personal identification,
  • paper or electronic copies of important financial records, and
  • an inventory of valuable and/or personal belongings.

FINRA also encouraged investors to check out the Department of Homeland Securities website, ready.gov.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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