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The Worst Case
Scenario
We
all hope and pray that the economic collapse will not happen as it
will place American at the most vulnerable in the history of our
great nation. However the contingency plan for martial law is in
place and President has the power. Below are some links, videos and
articles that one might consider in case things go to the extreme.
We are not saying that this will happen we are saying that a total
collapse of our economy could bring extreme response from our
leaders.
Learn More About Government Plans for US Citizens
Google Search
the Following
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Operation Garden Plot
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Rex 84
Or
Visit these Links for more:
Operation Garden Plot |
Rex 84
Government Meetings
Martial Law
Articles
Martial Law Explained
What Would America Be Like Under Martial Law!
Martial Law Powers by George Bush
Martial Law FAQ
Martial Law
News Videos
Martial Law USA
Martial Law in New Orleans Taking Honest
Civilians Weapons
American Under Martial Law
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Other Tips
Emergency Preparedness and Recovery
Begin Now to Be Prepared for a Financial Disaster
Here are five tips
to get you started.
Maintain good
records. You will need good records for either insurance claims
or to prove losses on your tax returns. You will have to list each
item in your house, provide receipts, model and serial numbers for
big ticket items, and attach appraisals as required. Photographs and
videos tapes of the contents will help you remember items. Update
annually.
Build an
emergency fund. In the event of a disaster, you may not be able
to get to the bank. Disaster experts advise people to have cash and
coins in an evacuation box. The cash should be in small bills -
ones, fives, and tens. The coins are for pay phones. As you recover,
a source of ready cash can help pay expenses you will have as you
start your recovery.
Review insurance
policies. Consider replacement insurance. It will pay for new
items at today's prices for both contents and improvements.
Make copies of
important documents. Store copies of insurance policies, wills,
prescriptions for medication and eyeglasses, immunizations records,
bank account numbers, and driver's license in plastic bags. Place
the items in your evacuation box that you can grab and go if faced
with an emergency.
Rent a safe
deposit box. Store the originals of important documents, such as
deeds, titles, birth certificates, passports, and appraisals.
Store one key in your evacuation box.
Disaster Recovery: A Guide to
Financial Issues
– The
booklet offers suggestions on financial steps to take immediately,
in the initial weeks and months, and how to begin planning again for
the future.
Getting Through Tough Times
– These articles were created to help families during times of
financial stress. They include ideas to help families stretch
resources by bartering, deciding whether teens should work, which
bills to pay first, managing food dollars, spending less, talking
with creditors, helping children cope, controlling stress, helping
mom and dad and more.
Financial Management
When A Family Member Faces Long-Term Health Care.
When a family member has a chronic or illness, condition or
disability, eventually you have to consider the financial
implications. This article discussions the cost of health care,
understanding the health care system, warning signs of financial
trouble, negotiating payments, where to get help, and reducing your
expenses.
Investing for Your Future in Uncertain Times
– Here are seven suggestions to help you stay on track financially
even when the situation seems bleak including maintaining emergency
funds, good financial records, and a food and water supply,
preparing a will and updating beneficiary designations, and
continuing contributions to retirement accounts.
Living Resourcefully With Reduced Income
– Good bill paying practices and use of community resources will
help you survive on a reduced income. Persons who use a systematic
approach are more likely to speed their recovery.
Managing Financial Loses from A Natural
Disaster
– Financial losses can be minimized by planning ahead, buying
insurance and maintaining an emergency fund. Good records can help
you more quickly settle insurance claims and provide records to
speed government assistance. This fact sheet also discusses the
importance of maintaining both flood insurance and an earthquake
rider for your homeowners insurance.
Steps to Take to Repair Damages
– Here are
the four steps you will need to complete to cover the financial
costs of needed repairs.
The
above information by
Judith R. Urich, Ph.D., CFP
Retired Family Resource Management Specialist
http://www.arfamilies.org/Emergency_Preparedness_Recovery/financial/default.htm
Other Links
Financial Crisis
The Survival Center
Survival Information
Survival Library
Frugal Homesteading
Long Term Food Storage
How to Make Money in a Recession
How to Barter in Economic Crisis
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