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Is a money order a certified check?

You need a chequing account to get a certified cheque but anyone can buy a money order. A certified cheque cant be cancelled or stopped once issued. A money order can be refunded as long as it has not been cashed.

What type of check is a cashiers check?

A cashiers check, also known as an official bank check, is a payment instrument issued by a bank or credit union to a third party, usually on behalf of a bank customer who pays the bank the face value of the check.

Will a bank cash a cashiers check immediately?

Generally, cashiers checks must be made available by the next business day. However, because of the number of fraudulent and counterfeit checks now being passed, credit unions are beginning to place an extended hold on cashiers checks.

Is a cashiers check a regular check?

A cashiers check is a check drawn from the banks own funds, not yours, and signed by a cashier or teller. Unlike a regular check, the bank, not the check writer, guarantees payment of a cashiers check. A cashiers check can also be called an official check.

Who is a cashiers check made payable to?

A cashiers check is a check drawn against the banks account rather than yours. It is written in the banks name and typically signed by a teller. The bank is responsible for paying the check to the payee.

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