to keep track of the checks you write, make sure you always record

i need one answer out of these:

the date the check was cashed
the number of checks you have remaining
the amount the checks were written for

1 answer

To keep track of the checks you write, make sure you always record:

- The date the check was cashed: This helps you know when the check was deposited or cashed by the recipient.
OR
- The number of checks you have remaining: This helps you keep track of how many checks are still available in your checkbook/chequebook.
OR
- The amount the checks were written for: This allows you to keep a record of the specific amounts you wrote on each check.