What's a good way to store receipts?

Question

I can't beleive how these things pile up......but you never know when you might need them.

Answer 1

We use an accordion binder.

Answer 2

For important receipts, ones you may need when you have something repaired on warranty, etc., staple them to the warranty booklet and file them in a file cabinet under the name of the item (ie. computer, ipod, toaster oven, etc.)

For the less important ones, I have a 3 ring binder that I keep throughout the year. It is separated in alphabetical order (you can get these pre-printed at staple business depot, etc). In each section, I have a plastic sleeve protector. I keep my receipts in these. It works... I've never lost a receipt that I needed. And I need them, as I often will buy something that is on sale that I may use only months down the line. I'll sell it to a client in a decor and easily have the receipt on hand for proof for the client.

Answer 3

Get a receipe box and use the dividers for each place that you use.

Or get a large file folder and label each part with eiither the name of the store or products

Answer 4

I store them in the trash can. If I need it later - oh well. I really can't believe that everyone thinks we should keep receipts for everything we buy.

Hire a file clerk.

Answer 5

On big items, I usually slip them into a zipper lock baggy, and tape them to the back.Can use large brown envelopes marked Household, Clothing, Food, Utility's, Car, and so on.

Answer 6

the receipts i need for warranties, i staple them to the instruction manual or to the warranty card a file them in a filing cabinet and then have a file just for miscellaneous reciepts like clothes shoes and other things.

Answer 7

Put your receipts in a nice pile and clip them together.
After that put it in a zip lock bag
Then store it somewhere that is a organized place or a place you'll remember it!

Answer 8

In an envelope.

Answer 9

on a disc thru your pc