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It's very important that you do not carry any important papers in your wallet and purse such as a social security card, a bankbook, and bank account papers. Like Reba said about the SSN.
For your check books, when you receive your credit card bills, you should always write down your credit card's last 4 digits on your checks - not the whole numbers.
Burn old bills that contain credit card numbers. But, do not burn your SSN card - ok. Five years-old bills and receipts should be buried. (I am not sure which one - 5 or 7 years-old bills.) If you do not have a grill in your backyard, you could use a shred machine or cut them with the scissors.
For your check books, when you receive your credit card bills, you should always write down your credit card's last 4 digits on your checks - not the whole numbers.
Burn old bills that contain credit card numbers. But, do not burn your SSN card - ok. Five years-old bills and receipts should be buried. (I am not sure which one - 5 or 7 years-old bills.) If you do not have a grill in your backyard, you could use a shred machine or cut them with the scissors.
bust you 
and demand you 10 years old bill statements : Are you gonna to show your 
directly to IRS agents?