Calm
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Uh huh.... |
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jatay
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I have all of my paystubs (except the ones that didn't make it through the wash) since April of 1998 when I first started working - though I'm not really sure WHY I have them. My parents always told me to save them... |
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OC Boarder
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Bad girl. GO TO YOUR ROOM.
It's no big deal. You will get at W2 from your employer with your yearly earnings anyway.
I am sure you can request the records for a certain pay period if you wanted. |
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Katerina Beana
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nah, i used to but they just kept collecting dust in my desk till i decided to shred them. i have direct deposit so if anything is f'ed up i could always contact them. tell your mom to not be a bully ♥ |
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aswkingfish
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In the past I did, but I never really needed them for anything. Now my company uses electronic pay readouts so I just save them in a folder. The most important one is the last one of the year, or the last one from a former job. This is because they can be used to file your income tax. |
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Quantum Leap
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I know I should, but I never do. |
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Dew
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Yes Both me and my Husband save all of ours,we have them in s box on our closet.You never know when you might need one,may for tax purposes or your Employer owes you money. |
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Put Clever Name Here
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I always save my pay stubs. It helps me to figure out what my next check will be. I get overtime and I'm able to estimate using my past stubs. |
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Scooter_The_Squirrels_Wifey
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Yeah, it is a good idea to save them....things like financial aid and other loans will ask for them (or your taxex one) I would start saving them. |
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worldstiti
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yes i still have mine and i am retired now |
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hello♥
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no way. why would you do that? |
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cory h
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I used to save pay stubs, utility bills, bank statements, phone bills.....I finally gave it up and threw it all away. I live on assumption that there is always a paper trail. Times are changing and things like that are not as important as it once was. I quick phone call can get any "important" document you need. DON'T SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF!!!!!!! |
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sleepingliv
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Tell your mom that everything you'll need is on your 1099 at the end of the year. |
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pookiesmom
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I saved my 1st and last ones from previous jobs and current job I would just keep the last one each time, in case you need the info from it....unless you do direct deposit then it'd be in your bank statements |
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luvmeordie
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all the time. that can help u file taxes. where do u work at? how old r u? |
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kflan2000
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I save them for one year then shred them.
This way, you can trend your deductions and hours worked and also have proof of employment if you need to buy a car, boat, or house or get a loan of some type. |
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prnz16
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i save my pay stubs until i get my w2 and do my taxes. |
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Q~T
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not all the time i do save some of them though |
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Ricky H
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I do because I was audited by the IRS several years ago. If that ever happens again, I will be prepared for it. |
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keightebby
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yeah i save them |
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jenel c
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You should for a couple of reasons.
1. Is taxes. Your job is not always right on their w4's.
2. If you have time coming to you such as sick etc sometimes that is incorrect and only your past checks can help you.
You should really listen to your mom. |
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