Cheque question...

[dutchmatt 1]

Um a bank would be a good place to start. Here's how it works at Chase. You give them the check, let's say for $100. They give you $100 US and make the adjustments on your account afterwords. They will apply the fee and exchange rate to your checking account a few days later. Pretty easy.

[Sam and Ben 2]

Um a bank would be a good place to start. Here's how it works at Chase. You give them the check, let's say for $100. They give you $100 US and make the adjustments on your account afterwords. They will apply the fee and exchange rate to your checking account a few days later. Pretty easy.

That must be through the auto teller, then?

I just grab one of the deposit slips, fill in the account info, then bring that and the cheque to a teller. They figure out everything up there, tell me the exchange on the cheque and in it goes. I much rather that because I immediately know how much is going onto my account, no surprises. I guess it depends on your banking experiences, though, because our branch is never real busy so talking to a teller is a breeze.

[SapphireDreams 71]

At Chase, I've never had an issue depositing a Canadian cheque into my American account. I do at least one a month. No fee associated.

I've never attempted to cash any portion of the cheque.

This is good to know. I was trying to figure out what we were going to do with all our wedding money.

[BriCar 0]

That's because it's a beanie.

Or I've heard it called a "watch cap" or a "ski cap" lol