Tell him about your overdrafts.
No. You can not tell by looking at a check if they have had overdrafts.
Bank overdrafts are flexible for different clients depending on account activities. Active accounts will tend to attract higher bank overdrafts as compared to dormant or less-active ones.
an ear is on the side of your head
these are the long term assets of a business which are used over a long period of time and are tied up in permanent use
taxes
that's how they make money
I have overdraft protection, so my bank covers overdrafts instead of bouncing checks. This is useful because I have several auto-pay accounts, and I don't keep track of them well. However, overdrafts are charged to me at a rate of $30 a pop- if I had 120 overdrafts, that would be $3600. Just how disorganized is your checkbook? H-m-m-m?
The likely word is "sufficient" funds, with the negative as overdrafts or "insufficient funds".
Overdraft fees incur disadvantages onto both banking consumers and originating firms themselves. Overdrafts can represent a form of usury against economically at risk populations already struggling with meager financial resources. For them incurring overdraft fees on credit/debit cards can serious impact their budgets. Overdrafts represent a liabilities risk to firms as the create risky debt hedging by offering what is a form of predatory loans by authorizing transactions above account availabilities.
loans, overdrafts, buying on credit, are a few off the top of my head.
You can still be overdrawn if you take out more than you put in