How to Organize Receipts
by
Nicole Raudonis
(IC: blogger)
20 Minutes
Easy
When I decide what area of my home I want to organize next, I take a look at what always leaves clutter. Right now, it’s receipts, my purse, hats/scarves and lunch boxes. I hope to tackle the last few items in the very near future, but today I’m talking about how to organize receipts!
I honestly hate paper receipts. Most stores at this point give the option of an emailed receipt, and I keep those in a folder in my inbox called “receipts”. However, for the stores that are lacking in the technology department, I’ve come up with a solution that’s both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
I honestly hate paper receipts. Most stores at this point give the option of an emailed receipt, and I keep those in a folder in my inbox called “receipts”. However, for the stores that are lacking in the technology department, I’ve come up with a solution that’s both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
First, I picked up an accordion folder from Target. The one I have is from the Up and Up brand which I can’t find on the Target website. However, this is a great alternative. (Target has FREE SHIPPING right now!) The folder comes with lettered tabs, but they aren’t that pretty. The tabs are a bunch of different colors that don’t really match the blue folder. I know I’m crazy, but if something isn’t nice to look at, I’ll never use it. Since receipts were taking over my life, I needed something that was going to work for me.
Making the new tabs was ridiculously easy.
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Published November 6th, 2014 9:38 AM
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