The Two Rules Of Checkbook Management

August 23rd, 2009

We have found that there are a couple of things necessary to have a successful use of a check book.   The first rule is to always keep a running balance so that no check will be written if there is not enough money in the bank to cover it.  The second key to successful check book management is to always write clearly the name of the person the check was written to and how much it was for.  With a binder business checkbook both steps become a very simple procedure.  And then there is an intact record that can be referred to later.

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