Distinguish between money order and postal order
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Explanation:
Money order and Postal order are financial instrument to send money from one person to another.
The following are some of the differences between Money order and Postal order:
- A Postal money order is one which we purchase from local Post office whereas Money order is purchased from various sources banks.
- A Postal money order is not a legal tender but a type of promissory note which is used for sending money through mail whereas Money order is an order for a specific sum of money.
- A Postal money order is immediately honored whereas a Money order may not be eligible for immediate cashing as it needs a bank account to be credited.
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