Paper £10 notes stop being valid from the end of the month

Thanks for the info.

Indeed not getting penalised for not spending all your money after a measly portion of standard living costs are paid is something I don't hold out much hope for. I carry over a balance of quids per month if not a deficit at the moment and it'll be the water company or some other human-rights-enshrined utility asking why you don't have a "rainy day" fund for these things. It's because you're literally not allowed to not spend all of it.

you do realise you can take your outdated cash to the bank to be exchanged right?

FudgeDiver wrote:you do realise you can take your outdated cash to the bank to be exchanged right?

No, I had absolutely no idea....

and now you know

I forgot the :roll:

good thing you remembered it now

I wonder if we can still take our outdated cash to the bank? Would they exchange it?

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Moggy wrote:I wonder if we can still take our outdated cash to the bank? Would they exchange it?

They should be fine with it. I think you can still exchange paper £5 notes if you're with that bank.

I forgot the :roll:

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good thing you remembered it now

I wonder if we can still take our outdated cash to the bank? Would they exchange it?

No.

Thanks, Brexit.

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/banknot ... -banknotes

I found this quite interesting looking at all the old bank notes

Paper £10 notes stop being valid from the end of the month

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