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The article discusses how Hancock Bank managed the processing of insurance checks which have vastly grown right after Hurricane Katrina affected the houses in Mississippi. Banks have been busy processing checks and disbursements from homeowners and mortgage holders who were beginning to rebuild the houses. Hancock Bank vice president and mortgage operations manager Dan Zoble shares that the company was not that ready but still able to struggle to service the clients.

The article reports on the initial check disbursal of Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) to its Small Rental Assistance Program (SRAP). The SRAP program seeks to build 7,000 rental units in Mississippi's coastal counties. It states that the initial projects totaling $6.5 million to help construct 200 low-and moderate-income housing units for renters have now cleared all eligibility requirements and closings started with property owners.

The article reports on the launch of Remote Deposit service by Starkvile, Mississippi-based Cadence Bank. The service allows businesses to deposit checks electronically through the company's business customer's desktop. Mark Abernathy, president of Cadence Bank, noted that the offering is a means of saving time and money by giving faster access to funds and greater control to customers of their money.

Reports on the contract of Cellular South with Security Check for various check payment services in Oxford, Mississippi. Benefits of the contract for the firms; Business operations of Security Check; Clients of Security Check.

Focuses on the preference of employees to receive their wages in the form of paychecks in Mississippi. Enjoyment of employers to deliver paychecks directly to their employees; Reason for employees why they opposed direct deposit wage payment; Possibility of the entry of debit card usage for wage payment in the state.