Financial Preparedness Social Media Toolkit

Social Media Messaging

Use the hashtags, emojis, sample tweets and graphics to spread the word about National Financial Capability Month!

Hashtags and Emoji Use

Use the following hashtag to accompany your posts during Financial Capability Month: #FinancialFuture2019
Relevant emojis can also be incorporated into the posts.

You never know when a disaster will happen. You can prepare by setting aside money in a rainy day fund. Learn more financial preparedness tips: #FinancialFuture2019
Saving is the best financial defense against disasters. A little bit at a time can go a long way. Learn more on how to save smart: https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019
Do you have all the documents and digital copies you need to protect yourself after a disaster? Use the checklists in the Emergency Financial First Aid Kit (EFFAK) and see if you’re missing anything: #FinancialFuture2019

Take control of your finances and make a savings plan for when disaster strikes. Learn how: #FinancialFuture2019
Keep track of your money with a spending plan. Learn more on how you can be in control of your finances: https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019#
Do you know where your money is going? Track your expenses and get smarter with your money, you never know when you will need it after a disaster: https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019
Prepare for disasters now for peace of mind later. Create a budget that includes a savings plan, and be ready for the unexpected: https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019
Just like saving, small spending can add up. Spend smarter to be ready for a disaster with these personal budgeting resources: https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019#

Take small steps to be ready when a disaster strikes. Set aside a little bit each month for your savings. Get more tips: #FinancialFuture2019
The best way to be financially prepared for a disaster is by saving. Learn more: #FinancialFuture2019
Do you have a rainy day fund? Invest in your safety by setting aside money for emergencies. Learn more: https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019
Regular saving can pay off in many ways, especially in case of a disaster or emergency. Learn how you can prepare your finances: https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019
Encourage your kids to start building good money habits. Saving a little bit at a time helps them be prepared for all kinds of emergencies: https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019

Before disaster strikes, review your #insurance coverage. Insurance is the fastest way to recover after a disaster. Learn more steps you can take to be financially prepared: https://www.ready.gov/financial-preparedness #FinancialFuture2019
Where it rains it can #flood. One inch of water in your home can cost $25,000 in damage. Do you have flood insurance? Learn more: https://www.ready.gov/financial-preparedness #FinancialFuture2019
Homeowners and renters insurance do not typically cover flood damage. Contact National Flood Insurance Program Help Center at 800-427-4661. Talk to your agent to find out what is covered by your existing policy and ask about flood insurance. https://www.ready.gov/financial-preparedness #FinancialFuture2019
Documenting your personal property can help #insurance claims in the event of a disaster. Take this free action now and protect yourself later. https://www.usa.gov/flec #FinancialFuture2019

Are you financially prepared for an emergency? Find out during @FEMA’s PrepTalk with John Hope Bryant of @OperationHope: www.fema.gov/preptalks/bryant #FinancialFuture2019
Watch the @FEMA PrepTalk from @OperationHope’s John Hope Bryant on financial preparedness: www.fema.gov/preptalks/bryant #FinancialFuture2019
Learn about how to financially prepare from John Hope Bryant of @OperationHope on @FEMA’s PrepTalk: www.fema.gov/preptalks/bryant #FinancialFuture2019
John Hope Bryant of @OperationHope provides a @FEMA PrepTalk on financial literacy and liquid asset poverty: www.fema.gov/preptalks/bryant #FinancialFuture2019