<prompt> Human: Hello, I see in the following thread What do you do with receipts? but I still have a questions.I use my credit card for most things I buy to build credit Im a college student, and I save my receipts. Should I save them until the end of my statement or just until I see they are no longer pending online I have a card through Bank of America. I reasoned that if someone typed in a wrong digit at a restaurant for the tip, for example, I would have proof that I didnt write a 7 instead of a 1 for example. Is this wise? Or am I just being too careful? Do I need to even bother with receipts?  <response>: I dont bother with receipts, and in the rare instance where there was a mix-up with regards to how much I was charged I was able to fix it with a quick phone call to the restaurant or business. If youre the cautious type, however, feel free to hold on to your receipts until the charge posts accurately to your account. Unless youre hoping to itemize deductions on your taxes or are using HSA money and are preparing for a potential audit, I see no reason to hold on to old receipts. 