Know what to destroy securely
What Can I Shred?
Examples of personal and business documents that should be considered for secure destruction when no longer required.
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Paperwork worth treating as confidential
If a document identifies a person, reveals financial or commercial information, or could be misused if it reached the wrong hands, secure destruction is the safer option once it no longer needs to be retained.
Bank and credit-card statementsBills, receipts and tax recordsEmployee and customer filesContracts, quotes and invoicesMedical and legal correspondencePayroll and pension recordsCVs and recruitment paperworkPrinted emails and working notesOld identification copiesSchool, care and membership records
Staples, paper clips and small bindings are often acceptable, but requirements can vary by facility and equipment. Ask your local Bradshaw team if you have unusual folders, fastenings or mixed materials.
