Legacy Binder

The Legacy Binder provides a way for you to organize important information and documents that will be

readily available in case of

a natural disaster
a medical emergency, or
the death of a family member.

The pages in the Legacy Binder will help guide you

through the process of collecting all the information

that you or your loved ones will need

should any of these things happen to you.

Special Features

2" Red Zipper Binder is water resistant
Durable plastic interior to protect all your papers
Sturdy handle makes it easy to carry
10 Sections (138 pages) to record all your essential information
A digital copy is included for you to print replacement pages

Information Included

Your Legacy Binder will come divided into 10 sections:

Family
Medical
Financial
Business
Property
Liabilities
Insurance
Security &
Access
Estate Planing
Resources

Your Essential Information

If you were suddenly unable to handle all the things you usually take care of, do your loved ones know where to find your will, your life insurance policies, your online banking usernames and passwords?

Every caring adult wants to spare their loved ones as much pain as possible. That is why every adult needs a Legacy Binder – a place to keep all your “need-to-know” information in one place – a guide for your loved ones.

If you’re like most people, you keep important information in a safe place that only you know about. It may be in a safe (you are the only one who knows the combination), in a file cabinet, on your desk, or at an attorney’s office.

Unfortunately, at some point someone else will need to take care of you or your estate. They will need to know where to find all this information and so much more.

TheLegacy Binder can also be very helpful when dealing with a natural disaster or a medical emergency. Having all your important information in one place can save you time and money as well as physical and emotional stress no matter what happens.

You will be able to use this binder:

To take all your information with you should you need to evacuate due to a natural disaster.
To receive insurance benefits faster during or after an emergency.
To provide your loved ones the information needed to make sure you receive the medical care you need.
To provide place for all the essential information your loved ones may need should you pass away.