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A Powerful New Way To Gauge Bank Health

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By Mitch Strohm Verified
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Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Key Highlights Why It Matters: Your Money Deserves a Safe Home A total of 572 U.S. banks have failed since 2000, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC), with three large regional banks closing in 2023, two banks in 2024 and two more this year.
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How do money orders work?

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By Mitch Strohm Verified
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Key takeaways Money orders are safe, prepaid forms of payment that can be used in place of cash or checks. You can purchase money orders from post offices, grocery stores, banks and check-cashing stores for a small fee. Money orders are a safe alternative to checks or cash. These paper documents offer guaranteed funds, but unlike a check, they’re prepaid and not tied to a bank account.
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How do money orders work?

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