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[Finance] When was the last cheque that you wrote?
- Thread starter Rogero
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More of a Slovak man?
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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What did you do for the rest of the time until the advent of online banking?
Cash and debit card.
Arthur
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Wrote one....no idea?!?
I got a tax rebate last year and was sent a cheque. Don't have a branch in town any more so I drove to the nearest branch which is all self service. The woman helping people use the machines handily told me I could have paid it in to my account using the mobile banking app or at the post office. Every day is a school day and all that!
I got a tax rebate last year and was sent a cheque. Don't have a branch in town any more so I drove to the nearest branch which is all self service. The woman helping people use the machines handily told me I could have paid it in to my account using the mobile banking app or at the post office. Every day is a school day and all that!
I think it was June 2018. For some reason, I had to pay my rent by cheque for the 2 places I rented in Toronto. I've had a mortgage since then but I think a lot of rental places still prefer cheques. Banking in Canada has always felt somewhat behind the times.
Also, I've just remembered I had to pay about $50 to get a chequebook here
Also, I've just remembered I had to pay about $50 to get a chequebook here
I honestly have no idea but it was a very, very long time ago.
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Only cheques I’ve issued in recent years have been to @Mr Putdown for a day’s fishing. Well worth it though !
I just checked. Surprising June last year .... a well known investment platform insisted that the first employer's SIPP contribution was made by cheque!
Really can't remember when I last wrote one - don't even have a cheque book anymore. Last cheque I actually had was one for HMRC as a tax rebate and for £6.5k so had to actually go to the branch to pay it in.
As an aside, I'm in France at the moment and it's amazing how many people pay for their shopping using cheques.
As an aside, I'm in France at the moment and it's amazing how many people pay for their shopping using cheques.
Worried Man Blues
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Haven't had a cheque book for many years. Far enough away to not remember receiving or giving my last!
BrightonCottager
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20th December 2023 to the Rough Stuff Fellowship - the oldest off road cycling club in the world. It's resolutely old school, still issuing a paper newsletter.
Edit: it actually triggered my bank sending me a new chequebook which will probably outlast me.
Edit: it actually triggered my bank sending me a new chequebook which will probably outlast me.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
2008 was the last time I wrote one. I think 2014 for a tax rebate was the last time I cashed one. I actually had a tax rebate back last September and just went on to the Government Gateway website and put my bank details in to have it paid.
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Going back over 30 years ago my mother in law went to work for a one man band who imported and exported . She opened a draw to find scores of uncashed cheques that were written many years before . I am not sure how long an uncashed cheque lasts .
- May 8, 2018
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I don’t recall ever writing a cheque in my entire life.
The last inbound cheque received was the compensation from HMPO who for some reason cancelled my passport when it was submitted as part of my youngest first passport application
I received £8.99 for the additional photo and special delivery costs for the new PP and £4.99 by way of sorry!
The last inbound cheque received was the compensation from HMPO who for some reason cancelled my passport when it was submitted as part of my youngest first passport application
I received £8.99 for the additional photo and special delivery costs for the new PP and £4.99 by way of sorry!
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Company I was working for at the time insisted on it, I had one of those manual credit card machines you had to ring a number for authorisation what a pain it was.