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Can I pay a bank loan using a personal check? November 1, 2009

Posted by Banking in : Credit , trackback

Blame it on ignorance…

Because my credit union lost all my direct deposit account info when I initially set up an auto loan, I physically make my payments there each month. I always pay cash.

But can I simply write a check for the amount due and hand it to the teller? Is that acceptable? It would save me a trip to my other bank each month.

Thanks.Submited by:LG

Comments»

1. sliq1983 - November 2, 2009

I don’t think a bank cares what medium is used as long as they get their money.

2. dragonkraut - November 3, 2009

I think Yes you can, and it may even be better if you have to provide proof of payment because you can get a copy of the check you used for payment.

3. Brian A - November 5, 2009

Yes, as long as it doesn’t bounce, they won’t care.

4. Diane - November 8, 2009

Yes, you can give a check. That’s how most people pay their loans.

You can also set up your direct deposit info again. All the info they need is on the bottom of your checks.


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