What are deposit slips for?

ByAmara5

Summary of User’s Problem and Solutions:

  • Main Problem: The user appears to need clarification on the use of deposit slips for depositing funds into a Fidelity account.
  • Solution Provided: A deposit slip is defined as a form that includes the date, depositor’s name, account number, and deposit amounts, which is required for mailing in a check.
  • Additional Resource: A link to more detailed information about using deposit slips is provided, though logging in is required to access it.
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Lyr1ca
05/23/2024 at 20:07:39 PDT
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FidelityShawn
05/24/2024 at 07:02:40 PDT
A deposit slip is a small paper form used when depositing funds into an account. It states the date, the depositor’s name, the depositor’s account number, and the amounts being deposited. You would use this if you mailed in a check to be deposited into your Fidelity account. You can learn more here (login required): https://digital.fidelity.com/ftgw/digital/checkwriting 🟢

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