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In any case, you'll probably want to pull your husband's credit reports from the three bureaus (Equifax, buy propecia on line, Propecia from canada, Experian and TransUnion) to see whether he's properly listed as deceased; if not, request that the notation be added.

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But you still want to be careful about handling any paperwork that has private personal information on it. When in doubt, shred.

Given the amount of paperwork you need to process, you might consider hiring a professional shredding service that can come to your house and zip through your piles in a matter of minutes. (A local accountant, bank or mortgage lender may be able to provide you a referral.)

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"Generally speaking, all the [canceled] checks can be shredded except for those that are needed to substantiate deductions on their tax returns for the last three years," Roth said. "Keep the W-2 and 1099 statements that relate to the last three years of tax returns."

Roth recommends you hang on to older tax returns as well, although you can shred any accompanying documentation. You may need to keep the annuity and 457 paperwork as well, since those can help establish how much of his (and now your) retirement benefits are taxable. Consult a tax pro for details.

You also might want to consult a professional in this case an estate planning attorney about whether to keep any of your in-laws' documents.

Finally, consider whether you plan to apply for Social Security someday based on your husband's earnings. If so, you'll want to make sure his earnings were properly recorded with Social Security before shredding the pay stubs.

This doesn't have to be an onerous task; just check the earnings record in his latest Social Security benefit statement, the one that every worker receives annually. If you see any problems, such as a year in which he worked but wasn't credited with any earnings, you can dig out the pay stubs from the appropriate year to correct the record with the Social Security Administration.