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| The drawer | the owner of a checking account. |
| Forgery | is illegally signing ones name. |
| A stop payment order may be used | if a check is lost or stolen. |
| A certified check is a | personal check for which the bank has guaranteed payment |
| Traveler's checks | require the user to sign the check twice. |
| Money orders are | issued by various agencies and financial institution. |
| The person to whom a check is written is the | payee,eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, payee. |
| Drawer | bank or other financial institution |
| Writing another person's signature on a check without his or her permission | is forgery. |
| Writing checks for more than the amount deposited in an account is called | overdrawing. |
| A postdated check refers to a check tha is | dated later than the date on which it is written. |
| If a check is lost, you should consider completing | a stop-payment order. |
| When accepting a check, be sure to | obtain proper identification. |
| A certified check is a` | personal check which a bank has guaranteed payment. |
| A cashier's check | is a check that a bank draws on its own in-house funds |
| Use a money order to send money to a company in another state | if you have no checking account, |
