JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for December 24, 2015

Joe is a great police officer

Prof’s: yes, that probably gave it away.

Marcus may be frugal but he is also generous.

As a San Diego Charger, I hope Uncle Marcus realizes he’s going to have moving expenses soon.

I don’t think it would take Nancy Drew to solve this mystery.

Bank checks don’t… so no.

#sharethegift

Merry Christmas to all ツ

In Police Work we called that a Clue! CHPD 92-97

Happy Holidays, and thank you guys for reading and commenting on my comic strip, “JumpStart”!

Thanks, Robb, and same to you!To all my friends on these comics boards:<img src=””width=”350”>

Thanks for my smiles all year, and here’s hoping for many more!May you have a happy, healthy, New Year.

@Prof’s hubbie “Don’t cheques in America have all the account holder’s details on them… name, address, account number and bank details?”.

’Cashier’s Check’A check written by a financial institution on its own funds. It is then signed by a representative of the financial institution and made payable to a third party. A customers who purchases a cashier’s check pays for the full face value of the check and usually also pays a small premium for the service. These checks are secured by the funds of the issuer – usually a bank – and include the name of a payee (the entity to which the check is payable), and the name of the remitter (the entity that paid for the check)..Noteworthy here that the one who paid for the check is not necessarily listed on the check.