Atm Machines
£5 notes ten times more popular than two years agoFollowing an initiative from the Bank of England to increase the number of £5 notes held in cash machines the fiver is being used ten times as much as in 2009. |
RBS & Natwest follow HSBC in online banking errorsThe Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Natwest customers have seen their online accounts hit by a glitch that means some payments have not been credited to their accounts. |
Sunshine triggers record cashpoint withdrawalsIn a rare show of consumer confidence more money was withdrawn from UK cashpoints on Friday than any other day so far this year. |
How to save money using credit cards abroadWith the summer holidays here and many people thinking of travelling abroad on holiday now is the time to check on how to spend money overseas without getting stung by high transaction charges. |
Defaqto warns on card charges when abroadWorking out the best way to get hold of cash before heading abroad this summer can save holidaymakers significant amounts of money. |
Christmas rush at cash machinesToday is set to be the busiest day on record for Christmas cash spenders, data reveals. |
More HSBC ATMs to carry £5 notesHSBC is working with the Bank of England to stock more £5 notes in its cash machines in a bid to get more of the notes into circulation. |
Beware of hidden holiday costs, watchdog warnsWatch out for hidden costs when spending abroad this summer, consumer groups have warned. |
Free cash machines spread to disadvantaged areasOver 1.5 million people in low income areas of the UK are set to have access to free cash machines by summer next year. |
Life begins at 40 for cash machinesHappy Birthday cash machines - 40 today! |
RBS customers experience cash machine problemsRoyal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has experienced cash machine problems which have left customers unable to draw out money. |
309 poor areas to get free cash machinesMore than 300 of the UK's poorest areas are to get free cash machines installed under new plans coming into force today. |
600 new free cash machines for poor areasPlans to install 600 new free-to-use cash machines in the poorest areas of the UK have been unveiled today. |
Dash for cash as card fraud hits 7m BritsCash is making a comeback as the number of Britons affected by card fraud hits seven million, new figures reveal. |
Poorest communities get 127 free cash machinesOne hundred and twenty seven of the UK's poorest communities will have free-to-use cash machines installed under a new scheme. |
Britain in love with cash machinesBritons make more cash machine withdrawals than any country in the EU and last year UK residents withdrew cash some 2.7 billion times, or 86 times a second. |
Cash machine fraud up 260%ATM fraud increased by 260 per cent from 2000 to 2005, new research has revealed. |
Men feast on cash while women nibbleMen are far more likely to take out large amounts of cash than women, which they then spend on their wives and girlfriends. |
400 free cash machines coming to poor areasRoyal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS) are set to install 400 new free-to-use cash machines in the poorest areas in the UK. |
Charging ATMs hit poorest hardestThe poorest groups in society are the ones most affected by charging cash machines. |
Have cash, will spendBritons spend far more after visiting a cash machine in a shop. |
Cash machines to run red hotWith a bank holiday coming, the UK's cash machines are set to have their busiest ever day today. |
Men blind to ATM chargesSignificant numbers of Britons do not know whether they are being charged to use a cash machine or not, new figures show, with men more likely to not know than women. |
Mobile banking steps up a gearFor some time people have been able to get balance alerts on their mobile phone, but HSBC has now taken mobile banking to the next level. |
HSBC and First Direct turn mobiles into ATMsCustomers of HSBC and First Direct can now receive almost all the services available from cash machines on their mobile phones. |
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