 Harland Clarke
Save up to 50% on checks, personalized stationary, holiday cards, stamps, and business related printed products. Plus enjoy FREE shipping on all orders!
From March 1st - April 30th Members can take advantage of a Internet only special with an additional savings of 5% off their entire order. Enter Promotion Code 38005 at the shopping cart on the members only Harland Clarke site and the discount will be automatically applied!
Order online at AAA.com/harlandclarke or call 1-800-238-6035.
Every year, Americans write billions of paper checks. Although there are more ways to pay for goods and services than ever before — from credit and debit cards to online bill payment — check writing remains a top choice for many consumers today.
Here are just some of the benefits checks offer:
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- Flexibility and convenience: Using a debit or credit card is not always an option for certain types of expenses, such as rent, school field trips, college costs, church fundraisers, household help and installment loan payments. Keeping checks handy ensures that you have a payment option in these situations. Plus, by dropping a check in the mail, you can avoid the per-use convenience fees some companies charge for paying online — and the possibility that a website may be unavailable due to maintenance or other issues can interrupt your ability to pay a bill on time.
- Security: With incidents of breached credit card data reported in the news and financial cybercrime taking place from all over the world, writing a paper check can help alleviate some of the worries that come with plastic and electronic payments.
- Proof of Payment: If you like the convenience of cash and the peace of mind of a traceable receipt, processed checks provide confirmation of payment that you can retrieve from either your personal files or your financial institution. The ability to produce a check that has been processed by your financial institution is an easy way to handle payment disputes.
- Balance awareness: It’s easy to swipe a card at point of purchase, tuck away the receipt and forget to record the transaction. Writing a check is generally accompanied by an entry in the check register — helping you feel the spend, know your account balance and maintain greater control of your finances. Duplicate checks can also act as a reminder or receipt, because they carry the date, amount and payee on each check.
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AAA has partnered with Harland Clarke, one of the nation’s leading check-printing companies, to provide AAA members with an economical and secure source for personal checks. According to John Ashe, senior marketing manager at Harland Clarke, “We believe choice and convenience are important to AAA members. That’s why we provide a range of personal check designs to choose from, including cause-related and recycled checks, as well as personalized stationery products — all of which can be conveniently ordered from a secure website or by phone.”
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