END YOUR PAPER CLUTTER (No More Piles!!) This Simple Method Finally Decluttered All My Paper

How I get all my paper organized and decluttered and don't forget to use this link: fetch.thld.co/butfirstcoffeejune to get your first 3000 point on Fetch Rewards (when you scan your first receipt)
Paper clutter is the WORST. And it's taken me forever to create a system to organize my paper in my life. I'm sharing how I organize paper so there are no more paper piles and the simple system I use to keep paper clutter gone! Whether you want minimalism or not, paper clutter is the worst! It's just little piles all over, and this has helped SO MUCH!
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[@chellyblue]

Okay I gotta ask. Does anyone else watch these videos while doing dishes or another similar chores? 😅 (Gotta love that multitasking mom life!)

[@karnaaamot3213]

Yup 😊

[@lauralenihan1163]

I did today!

[@suzysmith3776]

Yes that's when I get a minute to watch!

[@jennybutler9135]

sure do

[@TS-sh8xo]

Dishes, cooking, laundry…

[@patkern185]

Great system, Kallie! Confession time. Paper used to be the bane of my existence. Even though my home was usually neat and clean, at one time I had so much paper I stashed it in large grocery bags in my bedroom closet. It haunted me all the time.. A few years ago I took 2 days to go through it and found 99% of it was garbage! I filled the kitchen trash can twice and nearly burned out my shredder. I now have a system similar to yours and it has worked for years! It's never too late to do this..no matter how much or how little paper clutter you have. XO❤

[@missgreece91]

Shredded paper goes into a clear bag and into the recycle, if thats what you did

[@kims914]

Omg same!!!! I have to literally deal with the mail the second I come in with it or, like you said, it completely haunts me. Honestly, getting the mail stresses me out. I HATE paper!!!

[@ethelrobinson7920]

This is encouraging ♥️

[@vchafab]

@@missgreece91 Where I live it goes in the compost (green bin).

[@WeartheGoodSocks]

I've had a very similar experience, but I haven't got it fully under control yet. I like to burn my papers in the fire pit out back! It's very enjoyable to watch it go up in flames, especially anything with my name, address or other sensitive info on it. 😄

[@tamara435]

The more you deal with paper clutter, the more you realize 99% of it is totally unnecessary. Lots of paperwork can be digitized and we don't even need physical paperwork most of the time. My trick is: once I have 5 pieces of paper that need to be dealt with, I do so immediately. I don't let piles accumulate.

[@ladycactus110]

Unless like me you are a dolt with computers and can NEVER find important stuff you stored on it (the search or help won’t find it either).🙁😫🤯🫥

[@ember1713]

It is so important to get organised with paperwork while kids are young because once they go to school there is double and often parents are working more so time to focus on paperwork is much less -thanks for the hints

[@nadiepoh21]

1 thing I’ve done that’s really helped is having a binder with clear plastic paper protectors inside. I put all warranty information along with receipts for the product and owners manuals for any item we buy (refrigerators, watches, technology etc.) It’s easy to find if we need it because it’s clear and we can easily see what’s inside. This also is easy to clean out 1x every year or two because we can easily see and throw out old warranties or manuals/receipts we don’t need anymore for items we no longer own etc. It’s kind of like your home binder but for important things you don’t need to see often but need to have quick and easy access to if needed.

[@annem4203]

I live in the country, so we have a burn bin (a metal can for burning paper). I've been going through old boxes. So far I've burned 3 tall kitchen bags full of paper. Yup, paper got away from me!

[@TheBigpapax30]

Thanks to YOU, I created a section in my small house for this purpose ONLY. I made it to a system that applies to our family. One rule I have it's AVOID visual paper clutter. I bought a cabinet that hide all those categories of paper, a paper shredder, a printer, a trash can, envelopes, mail stamps, pens, stapler, folders... My husband is very messy in terms of paper and I changed it to this system. Surprisingly it's working

[@noraecarreiro3155]

your cabinet system sounds awesome!! great idea

[@bethbrownstein8746]

I usually add one more category, which falls under “trash it”, and that’s “shred it” because not everything can just be shredded right at the garbage bin.

[@HanBan005]

Yes, and this is the worst one to deal with depending on your shreader.

[@jessicabruno1316]

There are different options, but you can also get one of these stamps that effectively blacks out your personal details on papers, allowing you to "shred" it with no shredder. www.amazon.com/Miseyo-Identity-Theft-Protection-Roller/dp/B07BRVSNNX/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=shred+stamp&qid=1624548309&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExSVZRMUZGOERFUUFSJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUExMDE4NzkzM0k3VldQWDlOMkxTUiZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwODI3MjkzREU3WjJQNUg0SlNDJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ== xox

[@TheBigpapax30]

That's how I have it too: "Shred it" "Trash it" "Fill out" "Immediate attention" "Keep and file it"

[@alisoneichler4257]

We use an accordion file box to keep track of warranty info, instruction booklets, diagrams (irrigation system, sound system components). I often refer to it for “how do I ….?” Or “who can fix this?” We sold our house this spring after 18 years and left this info for the buyers. Our realtor said he’d never had such a complete file … it made the transition so easy for everyone. New file/new house includes ALL the manuals and instructions (fridge, washer, garage doors, irrigation,generator, HVAC …). Super useful.

[@RikkiWhite]

*Me sitting here sorting papers* It's as if she can read my mind.

[@Jbridge621]

I bought a vermiculture system to handle our paper and food waste. By the end of this year I should be able to process all of our paper waste and kitchen scraps per day. And have a square foot of worm castings every other month.

[@linpoulsen1940]

Awww

[@allisonbuettner3934]

I need everything within sight, so when I see stacks of paper keeping me from seeing what’s IN the stack, my brain starts smoking. Having ADHD has forced me to systematize everything with the flexibility to not have to “decide” what to do with something. I love that you have a “think about it” pile!

[@ladycactus110]

My Think pile is 2 feet high 😂😱

[@hollicarter3216]

Brilliant system! Love the ‘think about it’ bin. I’ve always struggled with paper systems because of that kind of stuff. Thank you!

[@lovewhitey2027]

Agreed ✍🏻and the moment you need a coupon You already tossed last week 🙄

[@erinveara1373]

Yes. Hoping to implement this system this week

[@tammystrickland2718]

This is exactly what I need! Paper is my biggest clutter problem. I'll let it pile up til I can't stand it anymore, then deal with it. Now I'll have systems in place so that it doesn't get to that point again. The Think About It Bin is genius, and will help so much.

[@dalekmoon]

I'm guessing it's not buying a bunch of Gerbils? [edit] but seriously your timing is right on time. Just last night I was going thru a box of bills that span more than a decade, trying to determine which pile to shred 1st. A new shredder was even delivered yesterday. The 1st thing I wanted to shred was the instructions but I thought I should read them 1st. Thanks for this!

[@karmaisacat9]

Thank you for this video, Kallie! Having paper clutter is my worst habit. I recently discovered your channel and I've been binge watching all your videos since :') I love organization and I'm working to build some minimalist and tidying habits to keep my spaces clean and organized. Thank you for your hard work on this channel; I appreciate your tips and advice!

[@lorim6574]

Same here! Just found you about a week ago and your videos are definitely inspiring. I have been working toward minimizing our home for a year now. Slow going but have made lots of improvement.

[@LVGirl4]

Thank you so much. I have a file cabinet but I could never figure out how to get rid of initial piles and get everything into the files. I needed the middle step of your system, because the piles just overwhelm. Breaking it down, like you showed, is so helpful. Thank you so much!

[@danikeebler1662]

Thank you for the video and yes I watch these as I do housework. The one pile I have not mentioned is shred. I keep a shred pile so the act of shredding doesn't distract me. I also have time for second thought to think something through before it get destroyed; sort of "are you sure you want to delete this?" message. I really avoid the think about it pile, that pile will end up the tallest one. My receipts don't get an immediate toss because I track my spending in a calendar binder. Every financial advice is to track spending to see where I am hemorrhaging money and where am self debting. I can see exactly where the money went. I really make an effort decrease incoming papers: free community newspapers, magazines, hobbies, activities, and advertising. I resist the urge to bring this into my home. I make an effort to get off company lists. The worst offender for me is the personal writing. I am a writer and it is really tough to part with the blood, sweat and tears that went into writing the piece. I keep it in a three ring folder. I shredded several years of journals. I am not sure what I will do with the binders. I live in a 930 Sq ft home. I cant save everything.

[@postellrichard59]

I’d like to see your basement setup and organization.

[@LovelyDancer92]

Yes please!

[@familyof5quicktips514]

Paper clutter is the hardest thing to stay on top of for me! A good system is key! Thanks for sharing!

[@daisybuchanan5378]

Another great one Callie ! I wish I discovered this early on, I would have prevented so much stress. But now I have so much more peace and mastery over my paper, bills, and money. It’s so worth tackling. Thank-you ! I believe you’re helping to prevent a lot of anxiety, depression, and divorces.

[@alexat820]

Paper clutter is my #1 problem in the house...I cant seem to have it under control...love your ideas..the binder is a great idea and the wall system too..!..Thank you for the video..very helpful!

[@stefaniezimmerman9717]

Love the random scrunchie on the doorknob! lol I thought I was the only one 😂

[@Nini-ze2jk]

Saw that too and smiled

[@anushkajamal]

The binder is literally a game changer. I do the same with our bills and receipts and important paperwork. Organises everything right away and doesnt take up any space 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 high five

[@melanieannplans2666]

Hi Kallie! I've recently found your channel in the last few months, and I've been binging random videos today and I just LOVE all the organization and hack ideas that you have. Thank you so much for creating/posting content that is informational, RELATABLE, and enjoyable. *ahem* I'm going to go through all my random papers that are now discarded in random hiding places around my apartment... :-p

[@elizabethbabilonia7046]

OMGOSH I'M SO GUILTY OF THIS FOR DECADES AND STILL BATTLING THIS PROBLEM. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO AND YOUR ORGANIZATION IDEAS. GBY ALWAYS!

[@jillpolino6273]

Ditto here !! Decades … will implement this system for sure

[@MyFaith2012]

Appreciate idea using hanging trays, does not take up space, is neat. Thank you 😁

[@nealiecruz2532]

Thank you!! I was feeling overwhelmed Working on this system this week!!!

[@denisef3228]

Really great ideas Kallie! I hold onto my receipts because it may be something I need to use again (eg. need to return something). So I put them into a small plastic bag labeled with the name of the credit card. Then monthly, when I get my statement, I match them and then file them into a file for “receipts for --- (year)”. I hang onto them for a year and then recycle if I don’t need them. Occasionally I have needed to go back into receipts so it helps me find them. For Debit card receipts, I put them in another bag and check them back to my monthly statement from the bank. It is something I have needed to refer to often. Thanks for the great ideas!

[@Torieisaunicorn]

I love this! I thought that I was the only one that had piles and piles of paper that was so overwhelming! I will definitely be trying this in our new home when we move!

[@laurielyon1892]

Paper clutter is a big thing!! My dining table and one end table in the living room seems to be dumping grounds for them. I need to try these ideas. I know I don't have time to do a home binder, but I definitely like the think about it bin! I saw when Dawn talked about it, but I'm just afraid things will sit and sit in there. I need to write it in my planner and make a specific day of the week to go through it and stick to it. Like you, our papers for bills either goes in my office or my husband's office. The main bills of the home goes in his office, but all the papers from my son's dialysis things, insurance things and such are in mine-both are downstairs. Now that my dining room table is finally cleaned off-now is the time to do it!

[@TheBigpapax30]

Ooh girl!! My dining table, nightstands, dresser..was full of paper. UNTIL I was done with it! I created an area in my home for this purpose ONLY Now all those papers are hidden and sort(not perfect), but easy enough for me and my husband to go thru

[@MercyUS]

Shuffling piles ?? I’m digitalizing all paper. Love to learn how you would organize digitally. 🙏

[@MsPinto-yo7rx]

Bravo 👏. I do most of what you suggest. Any paper that comes into our house, mail school etc.. goes on the kitchen island. I am the one who goes through it only bc I’m the only one that hates the paper diarrhea that piles up in our house. So like you, I get on it asap. Any paper that is not necessary I have to rip it twice. Then I recycle it. That tells me and my family that I have seen it, read it, and dismissed it. Bills get paid online as soon as they arrive and they are posted to the pay by date, so I don’t forget to pay it and then the bill gets filled in my filing cabinet. I don’t like paperless bc as a teacher I don’t always see the email bc of all the daily work emails. Paper is easier. I hold all bills for at least 5 years, then they get shredded. I did not know what to do with the “I’ll think about pile” normally I force myself to keep it and it ends up like you said little piles everywhere… the diarrhea piles is what I call them… yes they disgust me. I like the idea of your vertical shelf. I could use that. Neat tidy and in one place. A forever home. Can you please share a link for it? The app fetch you mentioned, is it available in Canada?? 🇨🇦

[@angietalmadge955]

LOVE your ideas! This is my hardest thing to organize and to declutter. Thank you!

[@MaryOrdoyneFalgout]

I saved this video and watched " listened" to it many times. One night when I had time I listened to it and paused it several time while taking note and made an outline. Now I have a visual to reference. I have gone through my "long term- file it" papers and organized it all. It is a big weight off my shoulders. I have a Home Binder to categorize, the Complete Folder and File it Ben. I am thrilled to have this! Thank you for making the video!

[@karenprinz5987]

It took me 6 years to figure out but a game changer was putting a recycling bin (aka a Trader Joe’s paper bag) right by the front door. Mail comes in and junk mail immediately goes in the bag. Total game changer n

[@PinkGrammarGirl]

I always put the pull-up, wipes, and Amazon boxes by the front door for large garbage items to save space in the garbage can. Junk mail goes right in there, too.

[@SelfcareKaren]

Great idea!!!

[@karinapraxedesbarnett7155]

Thank you for your videos, Kallie. Love watching them and getting smart ideas.

[@abbyfry5218]

Great ideas. I love these simply solutions for managing paper clutter! I think I always try to make my organizing too complicated then the system fails! Thanks for the great tips! Just got my first fetch reward too! 🙌🏻

[@bonnieinnocentini7587]

This is awesome!!! We so need this. Paper clutter drives me crazy! Thank you Kallie!

[@staceypurvis3402]

This is absolutely sooo genius! Totally plan on working this into my life!

[@sarahspitzfaden]

Always such great ideas and inspiration! Can’t wait to tackle our paper now! Thanks, Kallie.

[@rebeccayoung6247]

Love it. Great “hybrid” to catch it all. Know you have a very busy home life with kiddos and other things I’m sure, but would love to see more videos from you! (I’m all caught up on your previous videos so now I have to wait a week (!) to see you again (sounds creepy crazy but swear I’m not!). Regardless, thanks for what you do - I enjoy “hanging out” with ya!

[@eileenhansen1513]

You're a genius! The think about it system is amazing, I'll be trying it!

[@StrawberryPhys]

I loved this so much! I hate HATE paper. I live in such a small studio and never really sure what to do. I think I have a system but then things end up being stacked. I don't really have a place in my studio to put a vertical bin but I do like the folder system. Thanks so much! This was SO relatable! 💜

[@mariahsheehy5917]

You can get vertical file things for desks. You also could put them on a door in a closet.

[@StrawberryPhys]

@@mariahsheehy5917 Hi Mariah! Great ideas. The only place would be the back of my closet door. Everywhere else is too open. I've thought about the back of my door but I'd like it more assessable, to where I can see it. In my closet it's out of sight out of mind. I have the files in a wicker basket for now. 😊💜

[@SageGypsy]

I’m learning to slow down and put junk mail into the trash bin outside. I scan my receipts into Fetch every Monday.

[@judylangston335]

I really love your system! I am really overwhelmed with the piles of paper. I am definitely going to try what I've learned from this video!

[@blondecarla]

Loved this video. Paper is my nemesis!

[@GabrielaPug]

Love this! Such great ideas and love that home binder! Will definitely work on mine soon. Thanks ❤

[@stowie5790]

My four areas are trash, shred, to-do (such as bills or correspondence) and “later” basket. I do as much as possible on-line but still get some paper stuff. Once a week I will go the my to-do & later baskets. I give myself 1-2 weeks to read & review items. I am working on a home binder system that will work for me, right now it is still in a trial & error stage. But I like how you have yours set up.

[@jillpolino6273]

I struggle with finding a good time within the week for my to-do, any tricks?

[@stowie5790]

@@jillpolino6273 The most important thing I do is to schedule things in my cell phone. And I set reminders for the “Must Be Done” items. I also try to schedule things, like paperwork, for times when I know I will have some down time. I had to try different days and times but found that going through my to-do basket once a week, usually on a Sunday night, helps get the week started off on the right foot. As I only get paid once a month, I schedule the 25th of each month to review my bills and set up the payments to be paid in the following month. Some people like the auto-pay feature for all their bills but the only way I found to not go overboard on spending, is to review all my bills monthly. Things that have no change to the amount paid, such as insurance premiums, cell phone, etc. I will go ahead and do auto-pay for them. My “later basket” is usually done on Sunday mornings as I can take the time to read any magazines or catalogs and can then put them out for recycling which happens on Mondays. I hope this helps you!

[@jillpolino6273]

@@stowie5790 as I tend to procrastinate with paperwork I use my downtime with self/care these days … so I need to schedule and systematically do my paperwork. Do you have a specific time that seems to work for you?

[@lyndseygc]

I use this system! It is pretty great! I still have a back up of things to file but I definitely have it all in one place and off flat surfaces.

[@NCcrumpet]

I really like your home binder idea. I've tried doing something like this before, but made it too complicated. I will give this a try! Thank you!

[@jillievanilli1767]

Have an awesome Fathers' Day!

[@lindal2388]

Thanks for this info! It was exactly what I was needing for my decluttering of my office space with all my papers!

[@annaeeee7516]

omg using binders is genius! I get overwhelmed with paper bills and end up not picking them up until weeks later and getting overwhelmed trying to find them between a bunch of credit card offers. Thank you for this!

[@marlynesters2079]

So glad I found this video! saved it for future reference. Love your system. ON IT TODAY!!!. Thank You.

[@avocado3748]

Really helpful thank you. Im struggling thru this now. Showing how you run thru it in a day with reveal life applications was helpful too

[@konablu]

Kallie, thank you for sharing your system with us. I just subscribed early this morning. I have been overwhelmed by a cluttered desk in our kitchen and a small mountain of stuff in our living/dining area. Now, I can set up a vertical file like I had on the wall years ago. Looking forward to more of your older videos.

[@asthapuri2379]

I recently found your channel and I love it. Your content is so clear and easy to implement. Just want to say Great work.

[@colleenmadden1306]

I keep a box outside by my fire pit,when I get my mail I don't even bring the junk mail in my house.Works for me!

[@carriemoyer]

Kallie, I'm so grateful I found your channel. ❤

[@juliefaulkner4887]

Great tips! I love this simplified system!

[@SpiritedAppaloosa]

I love the think about it pile! It's always those tricky not-right-now not-super-important but not-throw-away papers that cause an issue!!!

[@pturzy1]

I basically do this but I don't keep up with the 'piles'. As you mentioned you have to tackle other right away and then keep.up with it. Thanks for another great video.

[@AnaHernandez-kb8fe]

Thank you Kallie! Just what I needed.

[@ursulahansen7478]

Thank you for this. Paper is my issue for sure. I will see what works for me and go from there. Love your ideas. 😊

[@terriwyatt6880]

This was an awesome video. I will take many of your suggestions and implement them to organize myself. Thank you for sharing your insights.

[@melissamosey4606]

Ok I just watched two other videos on this system and now I know: it’s a sign!! 😂🤓

[@vivianhudacek1556]

Great video! Paper is the bane of my existence!

[@stephaniebrewer5903]

Love your videos! 💚 Im using an accordion file notebook that fits above my fridge. I'm using your method for each section. I love it! I can just grab the book if I need it on the go / different location like the doctors, school, or grocery store.

[@alyce-kayruckelshaus1224]

What a great system! At this moment besides a few small piles of papers in various places, I have a table in my office with a stack of paper that is... Not kidding or exaggerating... Over 2 ft tall. And it's not just a neat stack of paper. It covers the entire table at that depth. As I watched your video, I jumped on my computer and ordered the stuff you were talking about on Amazon.

[@JoylieC]

I use a small plastic zipper bag I bought from the Dollar Tree store to hold my receipts. I keep this bag in my car and put receipts I want to save in it right away. Then, I always have the receipts with me when I need them. 😎

[@TS-sh8xo]

Organize 365’s Sunday Basket is the cure for ALL MY PAPER WOES🥳🥰

[@legallyoverton]

New favorite channel. what a bright soul!

[@polgara28]

Awesome system! Paper is a big pain sometimes. For my appliance manuals, large purchase receipts etc, I keep a large binder with page protectors. Whenever I put something new into it, I go through and purge the items that we no longer have, or whatever and get rid of them. This system works great for us, because if something happens, I know right away where everything is.

[@PinkGrammarGirl]

Yup, one drawer in an office organizer is strictly manuals.

[@annagross5703]

Thank you!!!! I just went thru all unnecessary receipts! Thank you for the info about Fetch too..I just downloaded it!

[@SCM1949]

🙌. Ohhhhh sooooo true‼️I’m going to tackle my paper today 🥴. Stay safe & well❣️

[@daneliasalazar5817]

Thank you that was very formal I really enjoyed it I’m definitely going to do that thank you for helping me

[@100mfp]

Every time I sit down to clean up paperwork I find myself wasting time with some things "I want to think about" Charity donations, political surveys, offers for services that I may soon be in the market for, etc. Now I will have a "think about it" file. That is brilliant!!! Thank you so much, I'm sure that's where I waste the most time is trying to decide what to do with some things that come in the mail because I want to "think about it" for a day or two.

[@susanquiroz1771]

Taking up your advice, thank you for sharing 🥳

[@robinbench3969]

This actually seems like a system that I can do without going nuts or giving up!

[@jennkrucien1044]

Great video. Thank you for all your help. 😃🥰

[@lindacurtis589]

Thanks, Kallie! Seems like I could use this system.

[@therezavankleeck673]

Have a fabulous day chicka!!! Xoxox for the kiddos!!!

[@josie715]

Try the Rocketbook 😊 helps the paper clutter a lot and I LOVE mine!

[@knithappy]

Love this! Makes so much sense!

[@scottishhellcat]

And yes. I multitask or do a cabinet watch a video do another cabinet watch a video. I also get encouragement by the videos as I declutter.

[@lynnern57]

Love the idea of a think about it bin.

[@krislong2132]

it was great to see your presentation of your organization style. its simplicity is very refreshing and i took note of a few good ideas i liked. on a side note of video production, i recommend drinking half decaf coffee before you film. there were 5 points where I had to go back and re watch because sooooo much detail was presented sooooo fast i couldn't remember the first 3 things you talked about. i finally figured out i needed to slow the video down to 0.75 speed so i could hear your full presentation and comprehend your talking points. thank you for sharing your helpful information. it is helping me tackle a big project.

[@vivl9311]

This is sooo helpful! Thank you!

[@Madi4321]

Categories: 1. Toss it quick 2. Complete it as quick as you can (binder) 3. File it (your filing cabinet maybe in another room so you have a category for this - sometimes it’s tricky to know what you need to keep and what you can just throw away) Marie Kondo says get rid of most of all the paper. 4. think about it/time will tell. I’m going to hold onto this paper for as big as this basket is and then I will throw it away. I will delude myself into thinking I will do something with it, but I should’ve thrown it away in the beginning.

[@triciasloft189]

Great video thanks. Me being a junk journal maker i use all that stuff.

[@heyitsmephila]

Hi! Great ideas. I tend to keep my billing statements until the end of the month and then I will shred them. I’m going to go paperless so I won’t have to keep doing this. Love fetch rewards! 💜

[@antekpiekutosky818]

Beautiful ! 💓 perfect by..ripping old papers, documents..make that clip...

[@anaschulz8084]

I put a shredder right by the garage door that I walk into and immediately shred junk mail which has really helped reduce the amount of paper I actually have to deal with.

[@NanaNana-lf4jl]

Love your organizational videos! Game changers! Can you tell me where you got your wire basket wall file holder! Thank You🙂

[@lisadieter-burns]

Good system! Thank You 😊

[@terrimontanez8291]

This is my biggest challenge - Thank you

[@theresalong6403]

Thank you for sharing some great ideas.

[@RachelASmith697]

Video Notes Categories of Paper: Chuck it, complete it, file it, think about it. Kallie keeps a home binder with papers that she can reference to run her household.

[@bonniebartoli9313]

🙏

[@sunlight8299]

Thanks I was wondering if someone had written a simplified list

[@margaretames6522]

As a former legal/executive admin, I found it better to do more digital filing. Have receipts emailed, then put them in a digital file. If you’re using the app to get rewards, can you use digital receipts? Scan items that you don’t need to have as originals. I use Mint to track spending and categorize each other expenditures. I shred anything before tossing and black out me name and address.

[@annem4203]

I have found that Fetch doesn't work with Yahoo mail but will work with Gmail. You do have to register your email in the app.