Even if your home has insurance, it may not be adequate during a disaster. Safeguard key documents: Keep a copy of your will, trust, birth and marriage certificates, Social Security cards, insurance papers, medical information, most recent tax return, receipts for high-ticket items and other important documents in a safe deposit box. While your house is still…
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