Saturday, June 23, 2012

How to Fill Out a Check


Many of us at our age don't have our own check books yet. But for sure, sooner or later, we'll also be handling these magical pieces of "paper-turning-into-money" called checks. So for us not to waste these    pieces of paper when the time comes that we'll need to use them, we should have the knowledge on how to fill them out properly. So how do we do it?

Using the picture below as a guide, these are the thing to be written in a check:

1. The current date
2. Who the check gets paid to
3. How much (in numeric form) the payment should be
4. How much (in written form) the payment should be
5. Your signature


Tips and reminders:
1. Always use a pen so that nobody can alter your writing.
2. Be very neat and careful in writing the needed information.
3. Make sure you write only the exact amount of money to be paid.

There you go! Hope this helps!

10 comments:

  1. will totally use this when i'm alreadya billionaire writing checks :D

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  2. thank you for this tips! it is very helpful even if i still don't have a check xD

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  3. Wow tips in filling out a cheque maybe your a millionaire, haha.
    The tips you gave us may help and guide us when we are the one who will be giving out the cheques :)) thank you ms porshehizon.

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  4. Thanks for the tips! If I ever get the chance to have my very own checkbook, I'd apply those tips. But I'd prefer to receive checks instead of give them so that I won't have to write anymore! I'll just receive more money yey! Anyway Thank you!~

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  5. I don't have checks but my mom does. I just have to remember these guidelines to finish faster on the next enrollment :)) Thanks!

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  6. I can hear my mom while I read your post ;) She never forgets to remind me during enrollment! :)) Anyway, this is again a great way for me not to always bug my mom whenever I enroll. :)

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  7. Your post is short BUT very helpful! :) It's very clear and easy to read! Good Job! :)

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  8. I never use a check before. Thanks for this! :)

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  9. Thank you for the post! This would definitely useful when the times comes I would have one of these :D Interesting and simple article easy to follow.

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  10. I can't wait to use a check.... someday. :)) Well at least I now know what to write on it. I could really use this info in the future. Thanks!

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