Category 3 of 7

Financial Records

The proof behind every dollar in, dollar out, and dollar owed. When money is questioned, the record answers.

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Accounts

  • List of every bank, credit union, and investment account (institution + last 4 digits)
  • Recent statements for each account
  • Credit card list with issuer contact numbers
  • Loan documents: mortgage, auto, student, personal
  • Retirement accounts (401k, IRA, pension) and beneficiary designations

Income & taxes

  • Tax returns — keep at least seven years
  • W-2s, 1099s, and other income statements
  • Pay stubs (most recent several)
  • Benefit award letters (Social Security, VA, disability, assistance)

Proof & protection

  • Receipts for major purchases (warranty + insurance claims)
  • Records of debts paid off — keep the payoff letter forever
  • Credit reports (pull free ones annually and keep them)
  • A list of automatic payments and subscriptions
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