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Where can i deposit a US cheque
I have a US savings account which is held by Fidelity, I'm a UK citizen, this was set up many years ago through an employer. It has now paid out but they can only do it in the form of a US cheque. My bank won't take it and I'm now sure how to cash it.
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Lloyds Bank processed a US cheque for me. Can't recall the fee or whether you have to have an account with them.
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Thanks Nearlyold, it seems the banks have stopped taking foreign cheques late last year.
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It seams not. Natwest and HSBC accept USD cheques.
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A recent thread landed on Lloyds/Halifax/BoS and NatWest/RBS as still accepting foreign cheques.
https://www.lloydsbank.com/help-guidance/everyday-banking/payments-and-transfers/receive-international-payment.html
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6650545/us-investment-plan-terminated-usd-cheque-sent
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HSBC ceased in December last year.
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