Organize Starting with Paper Piles!

I am a year late but I am planning to start working on my paper piles.  Actually it looks like iheartorganizing has declared this home office organization month so I'm right on time.  Going to focus on just trying to get paper organized first though.  I plan to utilize some of the ideas I found in the following blog posts (thanks iheartorganizing).  
Step 1
I found the following table:

Keep these documents at home
Documents	When to toss them
Bank deposit slips	After you reconcile your statements
Banking statements	After a calendar year; store with tax returns if they will be used to prove deductions
Brokerage, 401(k), IRA, Keogh, and other investment statements	Shred monthly and quarterly statements as new ones arrive; hold on to annual statements until you sell the investments
Credit-card bills	After you check and pay them, unless you need them to support tax filings
Employer defined-benefit plan communications	Never
Household warranties and receipts	After you no longer own the household items
Insurance policies	After you renew them
Investment purchase confirmations and 1099s	Hold until you sell the securities, then keep with your tax records for an additional seven years
Pay stubs	After you reconcile them with your W-2
Receipts	After you reconcile them with your credit-card or bank statement unless needed for a warranty
Safe-deposit box inventory	Never, but review and update annually
Savings bonds	Cash them in when they mature
Social Security statements	When you get a new statement, then shred the old one
Tax returns and supporting documents	After seven years
Keep these in a safe-deposit box
Documents	When to toss them
Birth and death certificates	Never
Estate-planning documents	Never
Life-insurance policies	Never, or when a term policy has ended
Loan documents	After you sell your home, automobile, boat, or whatever the loan was for
Marriage licenses and divorce decrees	Never
Military discharge papers	Never
Social Security cards	Never
Vehicle titles	After you sell the car, boat, motorcycle, or other vehicle

at Consumer reports(I put it here to avoid issues with dead links that might occur in the future. 

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I plan to post updates as this progresses.  This is part of a bigger effort starting with papers trying to get the whole house looking closer to what I see on iheartorganizing's blog.