you would have written a cheque to pay somebody. the amount would be taken by that somebody only.
banks do not hand over cash to people without checking their identity
WHO is still taking money from your check? and, for WHAT purpose is the money being garnished? If it is for IRS liens, child support, or some other court ordered payment, those are not affected by bankruptcy filings.
well after wages having be taking from and i still dont no money for bills
To legally obtain money from a bad check, you can contact the person who wrote the check and request payment. If they do not pay, you can pursue legal action by filing a complaint with the police or taking the person to small claims court.
Probably not. Your employer will not give you back the money taken out of your check for taxes. You may be able to get part of that back from the government when you fill out a tax form. Whether or not you will be able to get back other money depends on why it was taken out.
check at your bank and see what happened on that side but where perhaps did the money go missing? if you dropped it on the street you may never find it :(
You can find online check cashing services online at websites such as Money Tree and Union Bank. Alternatively, you can also get these services from the Check Cashing website.
Just count up your money or use a calculator to add it up then check to see how much money you made.
Most loans that do not require a credit check are based off of a pay stub from your current job. You can find "no credit check" loans at many check cashing places, such as Money Tree.
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It constantly grows at an alarming rate, Check out zeigeist or money as debt in youtube to find more info
I would check craigslist, and it helps if you have money for an extra month of rent.