Do most people order duplicate checks or single checks for their bank accounts?
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Singles.  You have to keep a check register anyway, so I'm just sure to enter each check as I write it.
908294
most banks have a coin counting machine, at least the ones that I have worked at do.  You can just take the coin into your bank and tell them that you want to deposit it.  They will run the coin, and tell you how much you have a you fill out a deposit slip.  If your bank does not have a coin machine, most likely they will tell you that you have to get it counted first.  Usually if you are not a customer at the place that has a counting machine, they will charge you a small fee to count it.  Like 10% of your total.
884835
they are bang out of order, i only have a bank account because the child benefit agency and tax credits lot want to pay into an account!!!\nand as the money is for my kids i wanted to keep it separate from our main account. I don't want to have to pay for my account as it would come to a large sum over a yr as not that much gets paid in to start with
356579
Usually one bad check will not be a problem however if you get a lot of them they can close your account and you may have trouble opening another account for up to five years.
90329
Yeah, I mean, it all spends the same, right?  LOL. Yeah, I pick up change off of the ground. I work retail so when I find change lying around the store I pick it up and put it on the registers.  People are always coming up a few cents short or looking for exact change. Anything in dollar form though I have to turn in.  LOL.
785149
It varies with the store.  Each store deposits their money differently.  Most major stores will deposit their money on the same day, meaning it gets posted the next business day or they deposit the money the following day, which makes the posting two days later.  Smaller retail stores post as little as once a week and then you will have to wait longer.  Although they say the process is faster, it almost always takes about the same amount of time as a regular check.
918196
You can deposit it through your bank's ATM, provided that they offer that service.  However, you may be delaying funds for longer that "normal", depending on your bank's balancing proceedures.\nYour better bet is to drop the check (in an envelope) in the night depository.\nJust make sure, no matter you choose, that you sign the money order, write your account on the item and include a note/deposit slip instructing what you wish to be done with the funds.
535185
They shouldn't. But, to avoid any attention from IRS, Have them give you two $6,000 checks. The reason is that the banks are required to report any transactions of $10,000 and over. Also do not deposit the two checks on the same day. Banks have people who look for any suspicious activities. Although they do that to look for illegal transactions, you don't want to be on their watch list.
942897
Yes.  I get a check every month from CashCrate and I have never had a problem.  It always clears my bank.
92087
Cashiers check.\n\nWheel balance.
945338
You should also check to see if you qualify for a Credit Union.  You generally have to overdraft and fee issues with big banks. I've been with my credit union for at least 2 years and I havent had that problem. I have overdraft protecton. Any deposits that go into my checking account are available that minute even if i deposited a check. There are no fees on my checking account.  I get 10 free non-CU atm withdrawals a month. And I get interest on my checking and savings account regardless of my account balances.  \n\nThere are so many banking options out there.  You really need to shop around. You shouldn't knock all banks just because you ended up with a really bad one on what probably was your first bank.
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Bank account numbers and routing numbers appear on checks.  They are most likely found on the very bottom of a check.  \n\nBank account numbers are unique numbers that identify a person's or company's account.\n\nSort codes or routing numbers correspond to a particular bank.
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No, each bank has their own number like an ID number , but all of that banks branches (most of the time) have the same routing number because they are still the same bank.  However there are a few banks that have to many branches, and to help them with locations  and internal accounts that they have more than one routing number.  If you are unsure of your routing number and you have a checking account it is the set of numbers at the bottom next to your account and check number.  If you are still unsure then call your bank they will give it to you, because giving the wrong routing number for direct deposit will cause the money NOT to go in to your account at all, or it could take a lot longer than getting the check in the mail. Direct deposit however is a beautiful thing, just like CASH.
1060518
you should call your bank that issues your checks immediately if you haven't already done so... They will close your account and you won't be held responsible for those checks.
440054
Money Orders and cashier checks are preferred because they are backed up by the institution that wrote them. The financial institutions only issue them when you have the money in your account or when you paid for it there and then. For example if the bank wrote you a cashier check, they withdraw the money out of your account onto the check. Disadvantage is when you lose the MO and you didn't write who it's made off to. YOU LOST THE MONEY. Someone can write it to themself.
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Go to your bank, tell them you want to know what the cheapest check you could order would be.\n\nI just recently changed banks and the old bank would charge you around $20 to order a box of checks. But at my new bank, it cost $10. So you may want to shop around and check out what the average price of a box of checks from surrounding banks would costs.
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Many retailers here in Britain seem to have abandoned the cheque as a method of payment this year.  Examples include fuel stations, convenience stores and some supermarkets.\n\nDebit cards are probably the most common form of payment nowadays, I think the Barclays Connect was the first of its type about 15 years ago.