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Getting organized

It's helpful to organize your important papers so you can find them easily. Many financial and legal papers can be kept at home in file folders. Originals of papers that are difficult to replace, such as ownership deeds and stock certificates, should be stored in a safe deposit box.

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Item Located where
Birth certificate  
Marriage certificate (if divorced)  
Divorce or annulment documents  
Will  
Power of attorney  
Living will  
Social Security information  
Medical records  
Disability insurance  
Health insurance  
Life insurance  
Homeowners' or renters' insurance  
Checking account  
Saving account  
Credit card records  
Retirement account  
Other investments  
Tax returns (keep indefinitely)  
Pay stubs  
Loan information  
Mortgage or lease  
Car title (if applicable)  

Other lists that you should make include the names and telephone numbers of friends and family members and a list of professional advisors (accountant, insurance agent, financial advisor, lawyer, social worker).