Do you keep your deposit slips?

I will keep it for some time. If something wrong, then at least I can check back and have a proof. So usually I will keep it for a month, after that I will throw it away.

I keep my all the deposits slips because they are very important and can come into use anytime.

In India, you get a booklet and that will have counterfoils. AFter making deposits, one portion is retained by the bank and the other will remain in the book. I retain it until the accounts are finalised for income tax and later I destory it.

I keep all reciepts from the bank. I had an experience where the deposit I'd made hadn't gone through. Luckily I had the reciept as proof. Their computers had a major glitch that day and it recorded it luckily before they went down. SO I was fortunate to have the reciept as proof. tHINGS WERE STRAIGHTENED OUT RIGHT =AWAY HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB !!~

Yes, I keep all my deposit slips, even receipts, except for common or normal shopping ones. But aside from that, yes I like to keep track of everything that I have do in terms of money, whether that is depositing or spending, just in case something goes wrong on their side of things, I have some kind of proof or evidence to back up my actions.

I keep then for a month and when I get my monthly statement I throw them out. Reason is that there has been glitches at my back and would like to keep the record until I know it has definetely gone through correctly. Vicki

No, I make sure the deposit amount is correct and I write it into my bank book. Then I shred it at home.

I keep the latest deposit and withdrawal slip and the last ATM transaction receipt. I counter check every time I make a transaction, just to make sure that there aren't any discrepancies. And if I do see something wrong with my account balance, at least I have proof, which I can show to the bank officers to stress my point. I also don't throw my transaction slips at the waste bin provided near the ATMs or bank branches. I throw it at home, just to be sure. Hope this helps.

if you don't have book or report from the bank, you must keep your deposit slip. I have it so i have report that I can up date every month. Do you have it?

Yes, just for the sake of doing so although I have never even looked back or touched any of them. But the point is, when something unexpected does throw up, atleast you know you have evidence and proof the back up your claims.

I do try to keep my deposit slips to have a record of my transactions. But when I misplace it, I just check my account online. Although keeping the transaction/deposit slip is helpful in knowing your balance account, sometimes it's a little bit space hungry. I just said that because my dad kept all his transaction slips from the bank since he was still single up to now. Just imagine the boxes kept in our house. He wouldn't let us throw it. =)

it is important to keep documents that serve as proof of transaction especially if we're talking about bank transactions... i keep my deposit slips for about 6 months to one year.

I keep them for a long time, probably too long, sometimes as long as years. But, then I'm a packrat and keep all kinds of things that I think might be useful. Not too long ago I shredded a lot of deposit slips and bank statements that were more than a decade old and for an account I don't have anymore.

DEFINITELY!!! I do keep a copy of my deposit slips. This is the only proof that i Have put money into my account. Especially the transaction receipts from the ATM. You can keep them for...what about 3 months. Once you've updated all your records and don't want lots of paper in the house, you can throw them. Not just the deposit slips, all receipts you've paid. Especially the utility bills.

I usually do and file them away in a box I have for bank receipts. There was an incident where I got a receipt and had not checked to see the details were correct. I walked away and was about to catch my bus when I took a look at the receipt and noticed it was no my bank account number. I marched right back in and told the teller the mistake, he quickly apologised and said that he gave me someone elses receipt as my one was sitting right there on the counter. Phew lucky! I doublechecked the transaction online the next day to make sure the deposit was there :)

I have to queue at the branch to deposit the money. And there are ATMs at the branch. So after I deposited the money, I will check right away. If it is correct, all's good. So I will then throw away the deposit slip. ;-)

I keep all my bank slips to keep track of how much I have earned or spent. I find that it helps to check my overspending habit.

Yikes! That's pretty bad! Considering i'm either a) too trusting or b) too lazy. I think it's B! :P

I learned the hard way that we need to keep the deposit slip. I used toss them and one day I made a deposit of $500, and and never bothered to check to see if it was correct. Well the tell made a mistake and only put $50, I didn't realize it until I had overdrawn my account, thank god for bounce pertection. when I went to the bank the tell that had helped me wasn't there so the bank wouldn't correct the mistake till they talked to her. I was lucky it was a small town bank that I had used for years and when they finally did talk to the tell she remembered and said I had deposited my paycheck for $500. I was very fortunate they corrected the mistake.

well i have hobby of collecting old things :)... i keep slip also ...lolzz i had slip of 4 years back one day i found it .....it is good to find some old ones in ur pocket