<prompt> Human: Im moving out from my parents home in a few weeks to my own apartment. Space is going to be tight, and Id like to reduce the amount of paper Im storing. Right now I have a full plastic hanging file box of all my records. What do I really need to keep paper records of? Any suggestions on a storage period for receipts? I have all of my credit card statements dating back 7 years ago, and probably a huge portion 99 of the receipts. I dont mind keeping receipts for big item purchases for warrantyreturn purposes, but how small of a purchase should I not need to worry about keeping the receipt long term? I also tend to keep restaurant receipts with write-in tips after a bad experience I had with a restaurant charging my credit card a tip after I was treated to bad service and decided not to tip at all.Is there anything I should keep locked in a safe?EDIT: I found out 13 of the weight of my record box is in old health insurance certificate of coverage books and prospectusesmutual fund reports from Fidelity. Any need to keep the old ones?  <response>: EDIT: I found out 13 of the weight of my record box is in old health insurance certificate of coverage books and prospectusesmutual fund reports from Fidelity. Any need to keep the old ones?You can go on their web site and request that most of this stuff be sent in electronic form. 