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US-7102516-B2

Abstract

A waterproof, portable storage container for storing financial/legal documents and financial/legal help documents has an upper case molding having a top wall and four sidewalls defining an upper case cavity and a bottom case molding having a bottom wall and four sidewalls defining a bottom case cavity. A financial/legal document retention device is selectively secured to one of the upper case molding and the bottom case molding, for storing financial and legal documents, said financial/legal document retention device having a plurality of folders to store a plurality of classes of documents, and being a generally rectangular accordion-like file folder system wherein each of the folders is moveably flippable. The storage container further includes a computer-readable-medium holder, selectively secured to the bottom case molding, which stores at least one computer-readable medium having encoded thereon financial/legal help documents. There is at least one compartment in the bottom case molding that secures at least one printed medium containing advice on financial and legal matters. An electronic visual signaling device is stored inside one of the upper case molding and the bottom case molding and the electronic visual signaling device is capable of being observed from outside the case.

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