Keep in mind, some bank accounts limit the number of checks you may write and
transfers you can make, by phone or via Internet Banking. They may also charge fees whenever you exceed these limits. If you choose to pay your bills via
telephone or Internet Banking, you can significantly reduce the number of checks you write - and even save money, depending, of course, on the fee charged for this service.
Things like telephone and utility bills, as well as credit cards and more, can also be paid directly from your account via direct debit with automatic transfer authorization -
without having to write any checks. Just ensure the account you're thinking of accommodates your needs.
