384-A Sensible Approach to Food Insurance, aka, Home Food Storage (1 of 2)
Radical Personal Finance · Joshua J. Sheats, MSFS, CFP, CLU, ChFC, CASL, RHU, REBC, CAP
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Show Notes
If you were unable to buy food for your family for the next couple of weeks, would you and your family be well-fed or would you be quite hungry at the end?
Today, we tackle the question of food insurance. In short, I think it's very wise for you to make sure that you always have enough food in your house to feed your family for at least a few weeks, even better a few months, and perhaps even a year or more.
Since you can fit a year's supply of food under a twin bed, there's little reason not to plan ahead and store up some food.
I've divided this topic into two parts. This show (#384) has a bit of the philosophy behind food storage and reasons for you to store up food.
The next show (#385) has the practical advice for how to actually do it.
Enjoy!
Joshua
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