Learn step-by-step how to properly endorse a check. Covers everything from basic tips to methods like blank, restrictive, and third-party endorsements. Essential advice to ensure your money lands safely in your bank account.

A lesson on how to properly endorse a check for various situations, this video is your one-stop guide to making sure your money gets where it needs to go. You'll learn the basics of what it means to endorse a check and why it's still a crucial skill in this digital age. We'll go over essential tips like using the correct ink color and making sure your name matches the one on the check. From there, we'll dive into three main types of endorsements: blank endorsement, restrictive endorsement, and third-party endorsement. Learn how each method impacts the security and flexibility of how your check can be cashed or deposited. Plus, get important tips. Checking 101.

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