About The Word Money order

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Money order

Money order Meaning & Definition
Money order Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Money order?

[n] a written order for the payment of a sum to a named individual; obtainable and payable at a post office

Synonyms | Synonyms for Money order: postal order

Related Terms | Find terms related to Money order: acceptance | acceptance bill | bank acceptance | bank check | bill | bill of draft | bill of exchange | blank check | CD | certificate | certificate of deposit | certified check | check | checkbook | cheque | commercial paper | debenture | demand bill | demand draft | draft | due bill | exchequer bill | IOU | letter of credit | MO | negotiable instrument | note | note of hand | paper | postal order | promissory note | sight bill | sight draft | time bill | time draft | trade acceptance | treasury bill | voucher | warrant

See Also | bill of exchange | draft | order of payment

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