Travelers checks are verified or guaranteed funds. To receive travelers checks, you must purchase them. This means the money has been provided up front and so the person who is receiving the check (as long as the check is not counterfeit) knows the check is good. Funds have already been collected by the issuer of the check (e.g. American Express), so you do not have to worry about insufficient funds.
A check written against a transaction account is a promise to pay. You are legally required to have enough money in your account to honor any check you write, but that does not necessarily mean that you have or will. (Although you should not,) It is possible write a check against a transaction account that has not enough or even no money in it - there is no way for the person who receives the check to know that it is good until up to several days after they have deposited it.
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an account at a bank against which checks can be drawn by the account depositor.
The Calvary was first sent to the Great Plains to protect travelers and keep the peace in the area. The Native Americans were increasingly violent against the settlers and travelers.
He can file a lawsuit against you, but more than likely a judge will side with you. A joint account is considered joint property and it is almost impossible to sort out whose money is whose.
World of Warcraft (WOW) is a very popular online game. While it may be considered "legal" to sell a WOW account, it is against the WOW Terms of Service listed on the official website.
This is against the rules.
This is against the rules.
Account giving is against Runescape rules.
No. For a start, account sharing is against the rules.
You cannot ask or give personal information about underage people on wikianswers. This is against the law, and if I was to give you her password that would be considered hacking her account.
argue for and against the usage of historical cost in preparation of final account
Yes, you can take out a loan against your IRA account, but there are specific rules and limitations set by the IRS that you must follow.