How to get pay stubs if you have direct deposit?

An electronic copy of your pay stub is usually found through your employer's payroll or HR website. If not, you may need to contact your employer's Human Resources department for assistance accessing your pay stubs.

A pay stub with direct deposit may look like a bank statement, showing the same information as a physical pay stub. It may include your employer's name, your name, your net pay, gross pay, any deductions, and your year-to-date earnings.

A pay stub may also include a breakdown of any taxes or other deductions taken from your pay. It may also show any additional payments or bonuses directly deposited into your bank account.

There are a few different reasons you may need a pay stub, but one of the main reasons is providing proof of income. Many landlords and lenders require potential tenants and borrowers to prove they have a steady income stream. Showing pay stubs from an employer is the easiest way to verify income.

Additionally, pay stubs can make filling out tax forms much easier. Also, if you're ever in an accident and need to request compensation for loss of earnings, a pay stub can make calculating this compensation easier by proving how much income you have lost.