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Receipts

Receipts
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     edHelper's suggested reading level:   high interest, readability grades 3 to 5
     Flesch-Kincaid grade level:   4.39

Vocabulary
     challenging words:    insurance, lowest, original, actually, time, certain, order, exactly, reason, return, every, policy, strict, total, extra, hate

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Receipts
By Cathy Pearl 		  
1     Every time you buy something at a store, you are given a slip of paper. This paper shows the items you bought and how much you paid for each item. It will also show how much your total was for the day and how you paid for what you bought. This piece of paper is called a receipt.
 
2     You don't need to save every receipt that you get. If you did, you would be buried in paper. What you need to do is figure out which receipts need to be saved and which ones can go in the garbage.
 
3     If you have bought an article of clothing, you should always save the receipt until you try it on. If the item fits and you like it, you can throw the receipt away. But if the item doesn't fit, you will need the receipt to return it.
 
4     Some stores will take things like clothing back without a receipt. But you might not always get your money back. Some stores will give you store credit if you don't have a receipt. The store credit has to be spent in that store. This limits where you can spend the money.

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