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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: The Sheriff on 19 October 2014, 16:33:29
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When you receive a bill/statement/ins certificate/any piece of paper, do not stick it in the bottom drawer of your dressing table until you cant get any more in.
With moving I have had to actually look into these drawers and I must have spent hours this week shredding. It is a boring, noisy job and I hate it. Paperwork from 10-12 years ago. Companies I would have swore I'd never dealt with. (Did I really have an Egg credit card?).
Keep it for a while and then chuck it, or your partner will have to when you peg it.
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When you receive a bill/statement/ins certificate/any piece of paper, do not stick it in the bottom drawer of your dressing table until you cant get any more in.
With moving I have had to actually look into these drawers and I must have spent hours this week shredding. It is a boring, noisy job and I hate it. Paperwork from 10-12 years ago. Companies I would have swore I'd never dealt with. (Did I really have an Egg credit card?).
Keep it for a while and then chuck it, or your partner will have to when you peg it.
If you did did you check to see if the snealy buggers had added PPI to it? We recovered about £5k when I found a bag of her stuff in the loft.
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What you need is a filling cabinet.
Hmrc can check back up to 6 years, so carfull what you keep/bin and when. :)
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What you need is a filling cabinet.
Hmrc can check back up to 6 years, so carfull what you keep/bin and when. :)
HMRC can go back till the dawn of time, it's you that can go back 6 yrs with a claim ;)
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What you need is a filling cabinet.
Hmrc can check back up to 6 years, so carfull what you keep/bin and when. :)
HMRC can go back till the dawn of time, it's you that can go back 6 yrs with a claim ;)
Even before the dawn of time. ;D
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When you receive a bill/statement/ins certificate/any piece of paper, do not stick it in the bottom drawer of your dressing table until you cant get any more in.
With moving I have had to actually look into these drawers and I must have spent hours this week shredding. It is a boring, noisy job and I hate it. Paperwork from 10-12 years ago. Companies I would have swore I'd never dealt with. (Did I really have an Egg credit card?).
Keep it for a while and then chuck it, or your partner will have to when you peg it.
Sod that for a game of conkers. A nice blaze is far more therapeutic and is an excellent way to cook delicious baked spuds. :y
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Do not forget to shred all paperwork with your personal information on it :y
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When you receive a bill/statement/ins certificate/any piece of paper, do not stick it in the bottom drawer of your dressing table until you cant get any more in.
With moving I have had to actually look into these drawers and I must have spent hours this week shredding. It is a boring, noisy job and I hate it. Paperwork from 10-12 years ago. Companies I would have swore I'd never dealt with. (Did I really have an Egg credit card?).
Keep it for a while and then chuck it, or your partner will have to when you peg it.
Sod that for a game of conkers. A nice blaze is far more therapeutic and is an excellent way to cook delicious baked spuds. :y
I tried that and a gust of wind spread my personal info across the neighbourhood ;D
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Do not forget to shred all paperwork with your personal information on it :y
Sorry!! Just realised you did say you have been shredding! :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ ;)
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Do not forget to shred all paperwork with your personal information on it :y
Sorry!! Just realised you did say you have been shredding! :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ ;)
The 'senior moments' are coming thick and fast these days, Lizzie. ::) ::) ;) :-* :-* :-*
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What you need is a filling cabinet.
Hmrc can check back up to 6 years, so carfull what you keep/bin and when. :)
HMRC can go back till the dawn of time, it's you that can go back 6 yrs with a claim ;)
The limit of financial responsability goes back 6 years, for HMRC you me everyone.