When a facility is fully repaid and closed, do not delete the paperwork. The records matter for your accounts, for tax, and as proof the debt is discharged if anyone ever asks.
The must-keeps
Keep the closing statement showing a zero balance and the account closed, the full run of periodic statements across the life of the facility, and your original agreement. Together these are the complete record. See what your statement shows after early settlement and keeping statements for Companies House and audit.
How long to keep them
Retain them at least as long as company and tax record-keeping rules require — your accountant will confirm the exact period for your circumstances. See keeping statements for the right length of time and how long we keep your records.
Why it is worth it
A future lender, buyer or auditor may want evidence the facility existed and was cleared. See proving your loan balance to a third party.
Credicorp lends to companies rather than to you personally, so this is business finance outside the consumer-credit regime. That does not change the practical steps below.
See also: Keeping statements for Companies House and audit, Keeping statements for the right length of time, What your statement shows after early settlement.