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hello and welcome to your next video this video is about cheque endorsements now when you're done watching it I would like you to know what the three cheque endorsements are and when you should use them so let's get started a cheque endorsement is the way that you access the money from a cheque that someone has given to you when you flip it over you'll see that there's an inch and a half at one end where you can sign the cheque this is called the trailing edge when you sign it and take it to the bank you can either cash that check or you can deposit it into your account there are three cheque endorsements the easiest cheque endorsement is the blank endorsement and my guess is that if you endorsed a cheque before that this is probably the endorsement that you've used because the blank endorsement consists of only your signature so it would look like this more or less this is the endorsement that most people would use to either cash a check or deposit a check into their account if they're already at the bank you want to be careful about using the blank endorsement ahead of time because once you endorse a check it's just like cash and it can really be used by anyone the restrictive endorsement gives you an added layer of protection it consists of the words for deposit only and then your signature underneath so it looks like this for deposit only and then you sign your name underneath that this is a good option if you need to endorse a check ahead of time for instance you might be sending the check through the mail I use this endorsement if I have a check made out to me but my husband Eric is the one that's going to the bank without me that way I can sign it ahead of time and I don't have to worry about it getting lost or anything once the restrictive endorsement is on the check it can only be deposited into a bank account that has your name on it the last endorsement is the full endorsement you use this endorsement if you want to sign a check over to someone else it consists of the words pay to the order of then somebody's name and then your signature so what would look like this pay to the order of Joe Smith and then you would sign your name underneath so no matter which endorsement you're using you are always going to sign your name this endorsement is all about convenience if the entire amount of the check is going to be given to another person it saves you a trip to the bank I've definitely used this one a time or two when I'm paying back my parents some money and an entire check that I've gotten is going to give to them it saves me a trip to the...