Forbes - 🌧 Hurricane Ida relief

Our thoughts are with survivors of Hurricane Ida as they navigate this difficult time
Hurricane Ida wreaked havoc last week.

Much of Louisiana is still out of power, and reports of damage are still emerging in and around New York City. Many people are displaced from their homes and will be for some time to come.

Managing the financial aspects of a natural disaster can be daunting. Thankfully, FEMA is providing assistance—including emergency funds—to those who qualify.

If you’re in need of any type of assistance during this time, from temporary housing to emergency cash, you must register with FEMA in order to be eligible. You can do this online at DisasterAssitance.gov or by calling 1-800-621-FEMA. 

There are already social media reports of people receiving aid, so don’t hesitate to register.

Our thoughts are with you. Stay safe.

Kelly Anne
Personal Finance Reporter, Forbes Advisor
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