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Can you deposit a money order online through bank of America?
Money orders can be deposited to Bank of America only in person. Online check depositing is only available with checks, money orders fall into a different negotiable item category.
Why does Macy's charge 2?
Macy's charges 2 as a service fee for processing certain types of transactions, such as bill payments or money orders.
What is the amount of money borrowed or deposited called?
The amount of money borrowed or deposited is called the "principal." In the context of a loan, it refers to the original sum of money borrowed before any interest is applied. For deposits, it signifies the initial amount placed into a financial account. The principal is crucial as it serves as the basis for calculating interest earnings or payments.
Do postal money orders expire?
From what I have read, Postal Money Orders do not expire.
Where do money orders go after there cashed?
Where do us money orders go after they are cashed
Is the united one money order real?
Yes, but they are in bankruptcy. Money orders deposited will bounce.
Can you deposit a money order online through bank of America?
Money orders can be deposited to Bank of America only in person. Online check depositing is only available with checks, money orders fall into a different negotiable item category.
Why does Macy's charge 2?
Macy's charges 2 as a service fee for processing certain types of transactions, such as bill payments or money orders.
What is the policy on counterfeit postal money orders and the responsibility of the bank and the clerk?
Counterfeit postal money orders, like counterfeit money, cannot legally be deposited in a bank account. Bank clerks are not required to absolutely verify the status of a money order before accepting it, and the bank is not required to honor it in any case. The responsibility of a clerk who pays out money erroneously is subject to the policy of the individual bank. But the bank account holder is ultimately liable for all counterfeit or fictitious items deposited or cashed through their account.
What is the amount of money borrowed or deposited called?
The amount of money borrowed or deposited is called the "principal." In the context of a loan, it refers to the original sum of money borrowed before any interest is applied. For deposits, it signifies the initial amount placed into a financial account. The principal is crucial as it serves as the basis for calculating interest earnings or payments.
Why are use for debit and credit?
When you use a debit card, it uses the money you have deposited in your account to make payments. When you use a credit card, the bank lends you money to make the payment, and you have to pay it by the end of the month (with interests).
Can money be deposited into frozen account?
Yes money can be deposited in account when frozen but cannot be taken out.
What happens when money is deposited in account is it credited or debited?
deposited money is credited to your concern bank account
Do money orders expire?
From what I have read, Postal Money Orders do not expire.
What kinds of of business checks do I use?
That is really up to you. It depends on who you bank with, and what forms of payments your suppliers will accept. You can also opt to use money orders or cashiers checks.
Do postal money orders expire?
From what I have read, Postal Money Orders do not expire.
Where do money orders go after there cashed?
Where do us money orders go after they are cashed
