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Author: /u/vk211
Title: How do you organize important documents?
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> Hi, > > I'm planning on creating a folder (physical and digital) that contains all the key information in the case of an emergency or my death (for my family to use). > > # Here is what I am considering adding in there (in no particular order): > > * Bank information > * Investment information > * Credit card information > * Insurance information > * Loan information > * Birth certificate > * Tax returns > * Recent pay stubs > * Online account information > * Copies of passport and other IDs > * Health information > * Emergency contacts > > # Digital Storage > > On computer with cloud backup (Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive). > > # Physical Storage > > Option 1: Five Star 2" D-Ring Zipper Binder: Easy to hole punch documents and stick them in there with dividers. They won't fall out because the rings are holding them + there is a zipper to protect them. Also easy to flip through to find what is important. > > Option 2: MoKo Document Bag: Fireproof and water-resistant. No need to hole punch. Zipper to protect documents from falling out. > > # Questions > > 1. How do you store your documents? > 2. What do you think of my list? Anything to add? What will be required for legal purposes? > 3. Any feedback on my digital and physical storage options? > > Thank you!
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