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How to Void a Check: Step-by-Step Guide, Uses and Safety Tips

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By Ted Rossman Verified
| Bottom Line Inc. Verified
In this age of electronic banking, voiding a paper check can seem like an anachronism…so much so that many people no longer even know how to void a check, and some even may ask, “What is a voided check?” We interviewed banking expert Ted Rossman, senior analyst at Bankrate.com, to take us through this simple process that we’re occasionally still called upon to perform. He also gives us some voided check safety tips and alerts us to some common mistakes when voiding a check. What Is a Voided Check?
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Current credit card interest rates

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By Ted Rossman Verified
| WAFB-TV (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
The average credit card interest rate is 19.57%, down from a record-high 20.79% set on Aug. 14, 2024.
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New homes may be cheaper, but buyer beware

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By Ted Rossman Verified
| Decatur Daily Verified
There aren’t enough homes for sale. Existing homeowners have self-imposed golden handcuffs in the form of 3% mortgage rates, and they aren’t in a hurry to move. We keep hearing that the U.S. needs more housing inventory, which is true, but that lament is geographic. In fact, some markets are experiencing an overbuilding phenomenon. And builders, eager to rid themselves of inventory, do a good job of enticing homebuyers with few other options to gobble up those homes.
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