Cash
Barclays reverses decision on post office cash withdrawals
Barclays has scrapped plans to stop customers being able to withdraw cash from post offices
25 October 2019
212 million paper fivers and tenners still out there – how to make them spendable again
Millions of old-style paper £5 and £10 notes worth over £1.5 billion still haven't been returned to the Bank of England, over a year since the last of them were taken out of circulation
28 August 2019
Free ATMs vanishing as another 1,700 have started charging
Almost 1,700 free ATMs have started charging for cash withdrawals between January and March this year, with 1,250 becoming fee-paying in March alone
1 May 2019
New £10 note unveiled this week – here's a sneak peek
The new plastic £10 note will be unveiled tomorrow – but you'll have to wait until September to get your hands on one
17 July 2017
14 ways to make quick cash
Tricks and tips to make £100s or even £1,000s, some within weeks
20 July 2016
New Isa year under way – act now for tax-free savings
Savers looking to put cash into a new Isa should do so quickly, as some of the best buys have already been pulled
8 April 2013
Hundreds of thousands in line for ATM refunds
Hundreds of thousands of consumers are in line for a refund of cash left at RBS and HSBC ATMs
24 December 2012
HSBC and First Direct customers to get Post Office banking
From next spring HSBC and First Direct personal current account customers will be able to bank at Post Office branches
17 September 2012
Scrap cash machine curbs, RBS and Lloyds TSB told
MPs have urged RBS and Lloyds to drop restrictions on customers with basic bank accounts using other cash machines
31 August 2012
Lloyds TSB's partial re-think over basic bank account cash access
Lloyds TSB basic bank account customers will soon have access to all ATMs within the Lloyds Banking Group
2 December 2011
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