The Anonymous Widower

MPs Want to Keep Cheques

Reports are appearing that MPs want to stop banks scrapping cheques.

I did write one a few weeks ago and it took three weeks to clear into my account.  So why does anybody bother writing them, except to stretch their cash flow.

I also had three panes of double glazing replaced.  I did the transfer before the glazier left. That way, if they don’t get the payment it’s not my fault.

April 15, 2011 - Posted by | Finance |

4 Comments »

  1. When sending money to an individual who cannot accept credit/debit payments whose account details you dont have and/or dont want to have.

    Liz

    Comment by liz | April 15, 2011 | Reply

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