Brook2
Recycles dryer sheets
I've read several articles on how long to wait before you shred old tax records, but a lot of it has to do with deductions, debt, home loans, business or employment income.
Since I'm fire, own my home, have no debt, and live on investments and I don't deduct anything - can you think of any reason I should save physical pieces of paper of any kind anymore? Do I need to keep a history of upgrades on my old house in case I sell it one day? I'd rather avoid it if possible.
Since I'm fire, own my home, have no debt, and live on investments and I don't deduct anything - can you think of any reason I should save physical pieces of paper of any kind anymore? Do I need to keep a history of upgrades on my old house in case I sell it one day? I'd rather avoid it if possible.