Cashier's check

A cashier's check is like a very special and fancy type of money that you can use to pay for things when you want to make sure the money goes directly to the person or company you owe it to.

Here's how it works: Let's say you want to buy a fancy toy from a toy store, but you don't have enough actual money on you to pay for it. Instead, you go to your bank and ask them to give you a cashier's check for the amount of money you need. The bank will take the money from your account and hold it for safekeeping. Then, they'll give you the cashier's check, which looks a bit like a regular check, but it's much fancier and has some special features on it, like a watermark or a raised seal.

When you give the cashier's check to the toy store, they can be sure that the money is real and that it's coming from your bank. They can take the check to your bank and cash it right away, no questions asked. This makes it a very secure way to pay for things, especially if you're buying something expensive or if you don't know the person or company you're paying very well.

So, to sum it up: A cashier's check is like a very special type of money that comes directly from your bank and can be used to pay for things when you want to make sure the money goes directly to the person or company you owe it to.