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 Do you equate personal happiness with the accumulation of wealth?
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 How to improve my bad credit history?
i have tried getting store card and mobile contracts, but i ger refused all the time.
i did owe a company some money and after few months i did pay in full.thid was about 3 yrs ago.
what ...


 What happens if u dont pay your bills?
bills like credit cards and things like that. not utility ...


 I need 80 dollars but im 13 and my neighborhood is bad?
yeah i have an ebay account and i wont sell drugs although everybody in my ciy probably takes ...


 What is the best way to get rid of a car loan, I can no longer afford ?
I will have to start working part-time, due to a medical issue concerning my family....


 I have created lots of debts to the bank and credit cards how to solve them without going bankcrupt?
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 Do u need 2 be 18 2 open up ur own bank account?
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 About gas prices and the rising costs of living....?
Everything is so expensive and the prices keep going higher and higher. Don't you believe that with all these companies making big profits that they should raise our wages? What you earn for ...


 If I am offered a retirement plan at the age of 18 (401(k)) should I start saving right away?
Is it better to save early? I am making min. wage (7.50) an hour and working around 16 hours a week, with more hours in the summer. What should I do?...


 Anyone have any good tips on saving money?
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 Best ways to earn money?
I'm a 15 year old girl (grade 9), who needs some money! I'm saving up to buy a video camera ($500-1000), and I need money. Currently, for my fund.. I have $0. I live in British Columbia.. ...


 Whats the best way to get rid of my debt?
I am $12,000 in credit card debt. $8000 of that is at 4% interest and the rest is at 0% for the next 3 months. I have around $30,000 equity in my rental property, and another $30,000 in my 401k. My ...


 I am due to retire in march what do i need to do?
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 Can my husband get a home loan through the va alone without me, since I have bad credit?
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 Would 1 million dollars solve all your problems?
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 My bank gave out my balance to my sister when she deposited in my account what should i do?
doe the Gramm_Leach Bliley Act cover this?
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she had my account # but I have it so that you have to give a pin# to get the balance or show ID. They did not ask for her ...


 Where can I go to get an unsecured loan for people with poor to fair credit?
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 What would you do with 45millon dollers?
i was in a crash when i was 11 and my mom and dad suied the driver for 50 millon dollers and i get 45 and now im 16 and i really dont know what to do w/ it i gave them 5millon of it so please help!!!!...


 Does doing online surveys work? Can you make money?
well im 13 and i lost all my money, Im trying to get a 360 now and i need to make some. Ive been seeing adds on the internet about how people make money on surveys... has anyone actually done this? ...


 How long can someone hold a check before they have to cash it?
i wrote out a check to someone over two months ago and i'm tired of waiting for them to cash it. is there any kind of time limit? it seems like companies always write on thier checks, "void ...



sukditup
How long should you keep a work paystub in your files?
I have collected my bi-monthly paystubs for the 8 years that I have worked. Needless to say my filing cabinet is in bad need of a clean out/shredder party. Is there any benefit to keeping the paystubs?
                     
 




Noryb
"Hold on to your individual pay stubs for the year until you have received the Form W-2 for that year. Reconcile the year-to-date cumulative totals on the last pay stub for the year to the amounts reported on the W-2. If they match you can throw out all but the last pay stub. Keep the final pay stub for the year, with year-end cumulative numbers, with your tax return documentation for that year."
http://www.trimlife.com/newsletter/new/02022006/feature.asp

Clark Howard (you know that guy on the radio) says to keep:
'Last pay stub of a job if you leave that job
Last pay stub of the year for your current job "

He has recommendations for all record keeping which documents to keep, how long, which ones to toss, at:
http://clarkhoward.com/shownotes/category/7/18/209/387/

You've inspired me to clean up my file cabinet too! I'm in the same boat..paystubs going back 10 years..


jocashins
one year


medellia1984
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If you keep your tax information (w-2s and income tax forms and such) for the year applicable, then there is no need for you to keep the pay stubs. Toss 'em.


sugarbdp1
1yr is a rule that's what everyone tells you heck social security just told me this today lol


wolann31
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Just keep at least 4 years worth. But keep all your tax returns.


Kellie_in_California
For at least 1 year. Once you get your W-2 I would say if everything matches then shred them.


retsiemeop
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Don't bother...You place of work keeps that information for you...After all, they are the ones writing you a check...Shred your stubs ASAP...


Kaatp
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It's been my experience that as soon as you get rid of them, you will need some info from them. I would reccomend that you reduce them on a copier. That way you will still be able to access them and they will hardly take up any space!


♥Sweet Girl♥
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no...shred them


mud
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At least a couple of years for tax purposes.


Just Curious
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Just save the last paystub for each year. It will have that year's total for not only your pay, but also totals for any benefits that you may have contributed to (401k, health insurance, etc.).


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