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- noun Plural form of
checkbook .
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Examples
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What pisses me off about damages done by thieves stealing checkbooks is that most if not all of the damage done is preventable using a simple step: All it takes is for retailers to ask for a photo ID when taking a check.
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With the money-market-like accounts, beneficiaries use what some insurers call checkbooks to withdraw as little or as much of the money as they want, while earning interest.
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Here's they work: Rather than paying out debt claims all at once, the insurance companies keep the funds in an account and give beneficiaries so-called checkbooks to access the money.
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Here's they work: Rather than paying out debt claims all at once, the insurance companies keep the funds in an account and give beneficiaries so-called checkbooks to access the money.
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One thing that keeps alumni engaged in university life and ready to open their checkbooks is a winning football team.
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Open Solutions sends out "checkbooks," prints periodic statements and computes accrued interest for accounts with total deposits of $10 billion, said Jay Woldar, director of sales at Open Solutions.
Insurers hold billions in federal death benefits in unprotected accounts 2010
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Since 1999, the VA has allowed Prudential to send survivors "checkbooks" tied to its Alliance Account.
Insurers hold billions in federal death benefits in unprotected accounts 2010
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Open Solutions sends out "checkbooks," prints periodic statements and computes accrued interest for accounts with total deposits of $10 billion, said Jay Woldar, director of sales at Open Solutions.
Insurers hold billions in federal death benefits in unprotected accounts 2010
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Often insurance firms put policy proceeds into interest-bearing accounts and provide what many call "checkbooks" for withdrawals, rather than mailing a lump-sum check.
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When a policyholder dies, some insurers put beneficiaries 'funds into the interest-bearing accounts and send them "checkbooks" that to allow them to draw down the funds instead of sending a single check for the full amount of their payout.
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