07/01/2026
Our hearts are with everyone affected by the Colorado wildfires. During times like these, the priority is the safety of loved ones, supporting our communities, and beginning the long road to recovery.
These moments also remind us that financial preparedness isn't just about planning for the future, it's about protecting what matters most before the unexpected happens.
A few proactive steps today can make a meaningful difference tomorrow:
• Gather and securely store important financial documents, including insurance policies, bank and investment account information, wills, trusts, and property records.
• Maintain an up-to-date home inventory with photos or videos of your belongings to help simplify the insurance claims process.
• Review your insurance coverage regularly to ensure it reflects your home's current value and your family's needs.
• Keep encrypted digital copies of important documents in a secure, password-protected location.
• Make sure trusted family members know where to access important documents, emergency contacts, and your evacuation or communication plan if needed.
Preparation can't prevent a disaster, but it can help reduce uncertainty when every moment counts. If you haven't reviewed your emergency and financial preparedness plan recently, today is a good day to start.
