7. Car titles
You will rarely need a vehicle title. That’s why it’s better to keep them safe from a disaster, natural or otherwise (or your memory) in a safe deposit box. So, when you’ll want to sell your car, you’ll just have to go to the bank and take your document.
Your car title is lost? Well… Solving this problem translates to a visit to your state’s department of motor vehicles. If you haven’t lost your car title, you can prevent this from happening only by storing them in a safe deposit box.
8. Your passwords
Never keep your passwords in your wallet or on your desk. According to Josh Monroe, a wealth planner at Brightworth in Atlanta, you should actually create a list compiled of all your online accounts along with usernames and passwords and keep this in a safe deposit box.
So keep the pieces of information regarding your social media accounts, bank accounts, or email accounts in a safe deposit box.
