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Keeping Track Of Debit Purchases

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Date: 08/25/2006 Topic: Budget and Finance > Banking  
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I use my debit card for most purchases to save writing checks or carrying too much cash. To make sure I remember to record the transaction, I keep a rubber band around my checkbook and stick the receipt under the band until it's been recorded in the register.

By Barb from Sevierville, TN

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Post By Tomatohanger (Guest Post) (08/25/2008)
My computer is my "catchall" for this stuff. I keep the receipts for items I buy with my debit card, of course. On my return home I unload them on my desk and enter them onto a flash drive next time I go online.

I check them off against my monthly statement in case I missed any.

I also check bank accounts often on line. So very convenient.

I save lots of time and money and aggravation paying my bills online too. Seems almost too good to be true.

Nobody can steal credit card bills from my mailbox since they arrive online.

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Post By Rhona (Guest Post) (09/04/2006)
Thanks. I'll use your advice. It's better than having a purse full of little slips of paper.

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Post by Anonymous (11) | (08/26/2006)
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Exactly what I do! Thanks for sharing this!

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