How to Write a Check with Cents | Money Instructor
Learn to write a check with dollars and cents in two main steps - writing the amount numerically and then in words. It provides examples and emphasizes the importance of including necessary information.
The video discusses how to correctly write a check with dollars and cents. It explains that there are two main steps to follow, which involve writing the amount numerically and then in words. It provides examples of how to write checks for different amounts and emphasizes the importance of including other necessary information such as the date, payee, and signature. With practice, writing checks with cents can become easy, and it is important to be accurate to avoid any potential issues with banking.
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