Checking

A check is a document by which a person (maker) instructs a bank or other financial institution to pay an amount of money, established in the check, to another person (payee). The money is taken from the account of the maker. There are different types of checks. Order checks: only the payee or the authorized endorsee can cash the check. On the other hand, a bearer check can be cashed by whoever has the document. Checking is another of the services banks have at your disposal. Read the following articles to learn more about checking: the way it works and the common problems you can avoid just by being more careful.