Emergency Preparedness on a Budget
In case of fire, floods, earthquakes, hurricanes or even job loss, an emergency preparedness plan can make a big difference. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has recommended that each household be sustainable for at least three days after a catastrophic event. And while you can buy food storage and 72-hour kits for hundreds or even thousands of dollars, here are some tips for getting prepared on a budget. Food Don't wait until a disaster hits to start stocking up or you'll be faced with empty shelves and a limited selection. Grow your inventory in small steps, buying whenever a…


