What do you do with your receipts?

well it depends on what kind of receipts they are. for receipts of electrical appliances, i will keep them until the warranty expires. for receipts of clothes and shoes, i usually just throw them away once i've worn the clothes at least once. for receipts i keep, they are in a drawer with my other documents. things like mobile line contract, insurance policies and stuff. i usually try to do house-keeping for them once half-yearly. if not, the drawer will be full in no time. cheers ;p

Usually I just throw them away. I need to start keeping them for my major purchases though. I had bought a camera, and they needed the date and such that I bough it to pull up the receipt in their system, because I was going to try to exchange it. I went through my bank info, but wasn't sure which purchases were which. But I do keep all of my hospital bills and info like that.

I pin them into this holder thingy I have. Important ones only. If it is clothing, I bring it home, check it and throw the receipt away if the piece is alright. Ditto with supermarket receipts.

have one of those accordian filers that I keep a lot of that stuff in. I have all of ym receipts and other important documents in there.

I usually throw them away but sears refused to exchange a belt my wife bought last month the belt broke solution do not shop at sears!!!!!!!!!

Generally they get shoved in my purse, and after a cpl days when i know the item isnt faulty or dont fit, whatever the case may be, i then toss them in the garbage. The only time i keep receipts for a long period of time, are bigger purchases, things over 50 bucks or so, otherwise garbage it is..lol.

If I buy something major like a camera or computer something that cost a lot, I staple the receipt to the inside of the owner's mannual. That way if something happen and I NEed it I know where to find it. Soon as you throw it away you need it. or if I know I'm returning it, I put it in the box so that it is there when I return it.

I usually categorize my receipts into 4. First and top priority would be for equipments and purchases with warranties. I tend to group them altogether so I'll know where to get them if needed. Next would be Receipts from credits cards. I keep them for reference in case the credit card company acts up. Third would be subscription receipts. This is where I keep my monthly payments to providers. And last but absolutely the least, the usual purchases. fast food, supplies, or almost anything consumable I buy. I usually just throw them.