It depends, if you were not required to file a tax return last year with your permanent industrial disability, then you probably are not required to file one this year. Most disability payments are not taxable income.
If you received Form 1098 showing the mortgage interest that you paid, you do not need to use that unless you will be itemizing your deductions. Those would be used to reduce your taxable income.
The 1099-INT for bank interest would need to be filed if the amount of interest was greater than the number shown below for your filing status. Then your total taxable income requires that you file a return.
Please see this chart from the IRS to see if you need to file for the 1099-INT:
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You do not need to file the 1099-B. Keep that for your records.
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