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Balance CheckBook
By Credit Federal | Published 11/8/2005 | Financial Tips |
How to balance a checkbook

How to balance a checkbook

  • Compare your monthly bank statement against entries written in your checkbook. Put a check mark next to each transaction in your checkbook registry as reflected on your statement.

  • Find the ending balance on your bank statement.

  • Add any deposits not checked off to the ending balance

  • From this new ending balance, subtract any recent withdrawals, checks or debits listed in your checkbook that aren't checked off.

  • The final amount should match your checkbook ending balance. If not, repeat this procedure until your checkbook balances.

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