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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - The Federal Reserve Bank is encouraging families to assemble their important financial documents before they encounter a disaster, such as a storm or a fire.
The bank's Kansas City branch put together a website with advice about what documents people would want to have available in a disaster.
The website offers a worksheet families can fill out, so they will have access to their key financial information in one place.
There is also a checklist of steps to take before a disaster that might force families to evacuate their homes.
© Associated Press
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