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University Daily Kansan
Friday, September 6.1974
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Cashing out-of-town checks easier at grocery stores
If you are a University of Kansas student with a checking account at a bank outside where you can save money by cashining your outlet, you may be the area grocery stores instead of a bank.
All area banks charge some fee for cashing out-of-town checks, but area grocery stores checked didn't. The two local savings associations, Anchor Savings and Loan Association, Capital Federal Savings and Loan Association, cash checks only for people with accounts.
The Douglas County State Bank, Ninth and Kentucky streets, charges 50 cents for out-of-town checks under $100 and $1 for charge between $100 and $200. The service charge costs of handling the check, Harold Scheve, executive vice president, said yesterday.
cost of postage and handling, she said.
- "What we do charge doesn't cover what
we offer."
- More than 50 pieces to process a check.
The First National Bank of Lawrence, Ninth and Massachusetts streets, has a charge on out-of-town checks of 60 cents per check. The bank also offers an assistant cashier. The charge offsets the
At the Lawrence National Bank and
the University of Chicago, charges
for 25 cents cash and a late-of-check,
and check transactions must be approved
by a bank officer. The customer must also
pay all fees.
Beth Mueller, assistant cashier, said.
The area grocers questioned don't charge out-of-town checks, although most limted the time.
The check-cashing policy of the University State Bank is similar to the policy of the other banks. The charge for out-of-town checks is one per cent of the amount of the check, and any necessary phone calls must be paid by the customer.
Fallier's, 25,235 Iowa St. doesn't charge for fallier's, 25,235 Iowa St. doesn't charge for fallier's, 25,235 Iowa St. has a set fee of $100. Fallier's, 25,235 Iowa St. has a set fee of $100.
Dillon's, with stores at 1740 Massachusetts St. and 1312 W. Xixth St., doesn't cash out-of-town checks. There is a limit of $20 on personal checks, said Julia Compton, clerk. Checks are cashed only from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., she said.
"The expense incurred is for business," he said. "We couldn't do business without cashing checks at the checkstand, so why not cash checks at the courtroom both?" They're both handled the same way, and it's a service for the customer.
percentage of checks returned to the store, and it's one of our smaller problems. I have much less trouble with out-of-town checks than with returned than Lawrence checks," he said.
"A let of our business is from students, do this to attract them as customers"
The Kroger stores cash out-of-town checks, but only after an application filed by the customer has been approved. With the check-cashing courtesy card, there is a $50 limit on checks, said Donna Handel, head checker.
"We are very happy with the small
The Rusty's stores do not have a set check-cashing policy, said Rusty Springer, owner of the three area stores. There is no check-cashing fee. Springer said, but there is a $10 limit on checks.
"This has nothing to do with good or bad
risk," he said. "The insurance companies
are not going to be able to pay."
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