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    Just found an old cheque

    $30 from when i cancelled my insurance. Cheque is just over 7 months old now. I am assuming this is too old to cash now? Wonder if they will be nice enough to issue me a new one

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    It shouldn't be ... check with the BANK concerned ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    It shouldn't be ... check with the BANK concerned ...
    Pfft what would they know??

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    Banks are inconsiderate and aren't open this late

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    Cheques have a lifespan of 12 months. You should be able to cash it fine :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    Banks are inconsiderate and aren't open this late
    What bank doesn't have 24 hour phone banking now days...
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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    Banks are inconsiderate and aren't open this late
    It's been 7 months whats another day?

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    I know ASB is available 24/7.

    I thought cheques had a 6 month lifespan?
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    Mail it to me, ill check if its able to be used or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    I know ASB is available 24/7.

    I thought cheques had a 6 month lifespan?
    Wife works Kiwi Bank says 6months ,needs re-issued and new cheque provided.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    I know ASB is available 24/7.

    I thought cheques had a 6 month lifespan?
    99.9% certain that it's 6 months too....


    Edit: A quick Google tends to confirm this

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    i vote 6 months
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    Banking practice is to reject cheques which are more than 6 months old to avoid fraud. A cheque is a bill of exchange and regardless of bank policies remains valid for 6 years.

    In reality you can deposit it with a fair chance it'll get through. There are few staff in banks these days to do paperwork and they simply may not notice. A cheque of mine went through which I'd forgotten to even sign.

    If they do, ask the insurance co for a new cheque - sending the old one back so they can destroy it and mark it off in their accounts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Winston001 View Post
    In reality you can deposit it with a fair chance it'll get through. There are few staff in banks these days to do paperwork and they simply may not notice. A cheque of mine went through which I'd forgotten to even sign.
    I went overseas for a month visited 3 different countries and it wasn't until I got back to New Zealand that I was told I needed to sign my passport and that I was travelling illegally

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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    $30 from when i cancelled my insurance. Cheque is just over 7 months old now. I am assuming this is too old to cash now? Wonder if they will be nice enough to issue me a new one
    I'd say the cheque is history. For $30, I wouldn't put the effort into trying to get a new cheque. HOWEVER, I would probably just try and bank the cheque. There's a chance they wont spot the date issue.

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