A rotator cuff tear implies that the tendon is not simply inflamed but is partially or totally disrupted. With impingment, the rotator cuff is being pinched, without necessarily being torn, between the acromion of the shoulder blade and the top of the humerus.
Financial Documents. Keep income and expenses, bills and other financial documents, such as monthly bank statements, for up to a year. However, when archiving financial records for tax purposes, you should keep business and personal financial documents, like receipts, for up to 10 years in case you get audited. Indentification Documents.
We like the Fellowes Powershred DS-2 (about $100 online) for its sharp look and munching capability. WHAT TO KEEP The most important documents to hang on to are your annual tax returns. You should keep the actual returns forever, but you can get rid of the supporting documents after three years. That's how long the IRS has to initiate an audit. Once the time elapses, toss the records -- and shred any that reveal your Social Security number or other personal information.