Old Pay Slips

[genie123]

Retired over 10 years now, how long do I have to keep old pay slips?

[fiction-factory]

I can't see any reason for keeping any unless you want one as a keepsake

[ummmm]

Shred them.

[fiction-factory]

I only keep the P60s at year end

[Islay]

You don't anymore as I am sure if you had a query over your pension you would have raised it by now

[Hopkirk]

Even 10 year old P60s have little point in being kept.

[fiction-factory]

I agree Hopkirk. I just have around 6 years with of p60s, and i only keep those because I have so many employers/small pension income sources and so tax affairs are not as straightforward as when someone has just one employer

[genie123]

Thanks everyone, out comes the shreaded!

[jno]

I kept most of mine, which was extremely useful when I realised I'd been (accidentally) underpaid for about 10 years.

[Postdog]

The only one I've kept was my last when I was medically retired. Biggest one EVER! (For me, anyway)

[ABerrant]

"Even 10 year old P60s have little point in being kept."

Considering events of the past week or so, I expect there are a number of the 'Windrush Generation' who would love to have a series of payslips or P60s dating back to the early 1970s.

[1ozzy]

I have never kept a payslip but I still have the first Tuppence I earned.

Picking snails from our neighbours vegie garden. Hard work it was, those little suckers moved fast ;-/

[-SharonA-]

Keep them if you are a Windrush child. You never know!!

[waterboatman]

Supersonic snails oz? Or lethargic nipper? ;o}

[1ozzy]

I refuse to answer that question Boaty on the grounds that I may incriminate myself ;-/

[waterboatman]

Now why was I expecting that mate! ;o}