What is a cashier's check & money order?

Cashier’s checks and money orders are often used when a vendor won’t accept cash or personal checks as payment methods. This is common when dealing with large transactions or unfamiliar parties. Cashier’s checks and money orders differ when it comes to payment amounts, fees and where you can purchase them.

Can YOU Cash a money order at CVS?

You can’t cash money orders at CVS, but you can cash a money order at a check-cashing store or some grocery stores with proper ID. Depending on the location, you might be charged a fee for cashing a money order. You can also deposit the money order at your bank or credit union. CVS isn’t the only large-scale retailer that offers money orders.

Where can I get a cashier's check?

Cashier’s checks are issued by financial institutions. So, unlike money orders, you won’t be able to purchase a cashier’s check at a gas station, convenience store, or post office. If you want to get a cashier’s check, you can do so from the following places: You can get cashier’s checks at your local bank.