Subject: Ways to Keep Your Money Disaster-Proof

Disasters come and go like a wind. Since we can’t stop them from ever happening at all, it’s a must that we prepare and so should you.

Hello Friend,


In the previous blog, How to Be Financially Sustainable Even After a Disaster Strikes, we talked about how important it is to keep some money to sustain a family’s needs after an emergency. We knew that in the absence of Automated Teller Machines or banks, cash is a valuable resource that we need when recovering from disasters.

 

However, this post-disaster scarce resource is flammable and water-absorbent. Thus, keeping them safe in case of fire and flood is a dilemma. To address this problem, we collected some products that will make your “money keeping” disaster-proof.

A waterproof lunch box.

It may seem out of the box but trust us, it isn’t. Lunch boxes are usually insulated, leakproof, and heavy-duty so they are perfect for this case. What’s more is that in case of a bugging out, no one will ever suspect that what you’re carrying inside it is cash.

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Regards,
Mrs B & The Positively Practical Team
 

P.S. You may want to check our other articles here...


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