Documents to Keep for One Year: What You Should Know About Estate and Financial Planning
Some documents need to be kept longer than the three-month period as discussed in yesterday’s blog. These should be stored in a safe location so that they can be accessed quickly in the event of a sudden problem, or in the event that your financial power of attorney agent needs to step in and make critical administrative or financial decisions on your behalf. 
These documents can be disposed of safely such as using a shredding service after a one-year period. These include:
Only hold on to these documents if you currently have a case dealing with the insurance company or a personal injury case.