Legal glossary
What is Money Order?
Money Order — A Money Order is a financial instrument that is usually issued by a bank. The money order allows the person named to receive a specific amount of cash on demand from the issuing bank. Money orders are very common and are typically used by those persons who do not have access to or own their own bank checking account. Money orders may be sent overseas and are a means of transferring funds across…
A Money Order is a financial instrument that is usually issued by a bank. The money order allows the person named to receive a specific amount of cash on demand from the issuing bank. Money orders are very common and are typically used by those persons who do not have access to or own their own bank checking account. Money orders may be sent overseas and are a means of transferring funds across international borders.