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Next, once you've gathered these documents, staple them together and keep them together in some place that you're not likely to lose them, like a safety deposit box. | Next, once you've gathered these documents, staple them together and keep them together in some place that you're not likely to lose them, like a safety deposit box. | ||
You should still be able to gather much the same collection of documents even if you've already been married or living together for some time. Banks and other financial institutions will give you copies of old statements, but there will be a charge; pension plan administrators should be able to provide old values; and, BC Assessments for past years are available online. You may, however, have a problem valuing old vehicles | You should still be able to gather much the same collection of documents even if you've already been married or living together for some time. Banks and other financial institutions will give you copies of old statements, but there will be a charge; pension plan administrators should be able to provide old values; and, BC Assessments for past years are available online. You may, however, have a problem valuing old vehicles. | ||
====Keeping track during a relationship==== | ====Keeping track during a relationship==== | ||