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Do they still give out chequebooks when you open a bank account?

I have to send a cheque to my kid’s school to pay for a geography textbook and I have looked at the stubs and the last time I wrote a cheque was in 2018, also to the school.

Do banks still give out cheque books? Do you ever use one?
 
On request I think you can probably get one.

I only used to use them for entering races, but these days it’s all online
 
For my HSBC a/c I think you need to ask. Monzo don't provide them.

Experience of 3 different schools now (primary/secondary/sixth form) and they have all moved over to online payments (ParentPay or School Gateway).
 
For my HSBC a/c I think you need to ask. Monzo don't provide them.

Experience of 3 different schools now (primary/secondary/sixth form) and they have all moved over to online payments (ParentPay or School Gateway).
Well that’s why I haven’t written a cheque to the school since 2018 - it’s all in school gateway. I’ve just bought two other textbooks via gateway. No idea why geography is so old school :D
 
When I moved to Nationwide a couple of years ago, I got the option of getting one or not. (I went for the chequebook and of course have never actually ever used it. :facepalm:)
 
Well that’s why I haven’t written a cheque to the school since 2018 - it’s all in school gateway. I’ve just bought two other textbooks via gateway. No idea why geography is so old school :D
Maybe the teacher is old school?
 
Well that’s why I haven’t written a cheque to the school since 2018 - it’s all in school gateway. I’ve just bought two other textbooks via gateway. No idea why geography is so old school :D
Teacher new to school?
 
I've used cheques for joining a small society that doesn't have an online method or even a websit
They can't afford the processing, basically.

Several of the clients at work used to send cheques to settle up. More recently payments have all been on-line.

Of course, that's why bank close branches ...
 
I never use cheques (how quaint) but the wife does. All the time.

I cannot get her to join the 21st century and use on-line banking so NatWest are obliged to keep the presses running to keep printing cheque books for her.
 
I still use checked for some purposes when I want to make sure there's a paper trail. You can get books of checks, but you have to ask for them.
 
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