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How to Organize Lifes Most Important Documents pens. sticky notes. a label maker (optional) document binders or hanging file folders. storage containers for paperwork, such as this one, this one, or this one. a document safe. a paper shredder.
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A fireproof and water-resistant document bag may be a great way to organize these documents. You can place a couple of or 1 binders inside. Perhaps one with vital documents and one with financial records. It has plenty of room to store digital storage devices, keys, and other small important items.
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