Hi Danielle, It’s this one:https://amzn.to/2SngN38 which hangs on the edges of the drawer so you can use another organizer under it if the drawer is tall enough. Thanks!!

Thanks, Ann! A guest blogger wrote this post, so I’m answering from my own experience of just going through my own files over the last week. If you are going to be selling your home, enrolling a child in a new school, or use your home as a business and claiming that on your taxes, you may need your utility statements for reference. Other than that, I don’t see any reason to keep them and we shred ours as soon as they are paid. If we had car or other loan, we might keep just the last statement on file until the next one arrived to make sure the principle is going down as it should be. That way if anything funny happened, we’ve have proof of the last month balance. For everything else, in this day and age, we can pull all of them up online or call and request a copy if we REALLY needed something. Hope that helps!