Paper Notes to Stop Being Legal Tender, September 30, 2022.
Jun 23, 2022 23:08:06 GMT
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Post by gordo on Jun 23, 2022 23:08:06 GMT
Anyone with older paper £20 and £50 notes have 'till September 30th to either use them in stores, or take them to Bank, as they will cease being Legal Tender across UK in a few months time.
This includes any notes from Bank of England, the 3 issuing Scottish Banks (always very colorful notes), and the Irish notes issued for Northern Ireland which see use in Scotland due to the coming and goings to and fro Northern Ireland.
All these various Bank notes stop being Tender in UK on same date.
After this date, these older paper notes can only be deposited at Banks or Post Offices.
They cannot be used to buy anything, however.
They are being replaced by the more durable "plastic" notes.
Both older paper £5, and £10. notes have already been withdrawn in most places.
So anyone with these notes will be best to take them to the Bank, or Post Office.
from BBC News.......................
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61895327
This includes any notes from Bank of England, the 3 issuing Scottish Banks (always very colorful notes), and the Irish notes issued for Northern Ireland which see use in Scotland due to the coming and goings to and fro Northern Ireland.
All these various Bank notes stop being Tender in UK on same date.
After this date, these older paper notes can only be deposited at Banks or Post Offices.
They cannot be used to buy anything, however.
They are being replaced by the more durable "plastic" notes.
Both older paper £5, and £10. notes have already been withdrawn in most places.
So anyone with these notes will be best to take them to the Bank, or Post Office.
from BBC News.......................
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61895327
