In most cases, three years is likely a safe bet. “Generally, you must keep your records that support an item of income, ...

All that stuff can build up in the grooves of your records and can damage them and your turntable’s stylus, all of which can affect the sound of the music. One of the best ways to keep your ...

Is your garage or attic cluttered with boxes of old utility bills, bank statements or pay stubs from your college restaurant job?

Getting into collecting vinyl records can be one of the most fun and rewarding musical experiences you can have. Not only does the music sound great, but there's the tactile ritual of lowering the ...

Every client should keep clear and accurate records that include the acquisition date of each item, its location, and any restrictions on its use.