Cash
RBS issues special £10 note to celebrate Queen's Golden JubileeThe Royal Bank of Scotland has issued a commemorative £10 note to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee, drawing on royal links to the Scottish bank. |
Mortgage holders feel the pinch in MayCash strapped Brits - particularly mortgage holders - are suffering an even tighter squeeze on their finances, new figures show. |
£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. |
Cash takes a back seat for ISA investors in 2012One in three investment ISA holders has moved from cash to equities as the base rate remains at a record low, a new study suggests. |
UK credit card spending down 4% in 2011Britons may be carrying out more transactions on credit cards, but they are spending less. |
New Boulton & Watt £50 note features enhanced motion thread securityThe Bank of England launches a new £50 note depicting both entrepreneur Matthew Bolton and engineer James Watt today and it features improved security measures. |
Sunshine triggers record cashpoint withdrawalsIn a rare show of consumer confidence more money was withdrawn from UK cashpoints on Friday than any other day so far this year. |
Lloyds and RBS basic bank account holders' ATM access restrictedThe Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is planning to stop close to ten per cent of its account holders from using cash machines that are owned by rival banks. |
Half of Britons say cash 'on the way out'A survey by Barclaycard has found that one in eight Britons never carry cash, while half think it will be phased out in the future. |
Cheque guarantee card scheme ends in JuneThe removal of the cheque guarantee card scheme could renew the emphasis on credit and debit cards and cash payments. |
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