We look at what to do with old £20 and £50 paper notes and where to exchange them for newer versions. Where can I change old bank notes? There are various places you can take old £20 and £50 ...

These notes shall be accepted over bank counters in payment of Government dues and for credit to accounts of the public maintained with banks.” Exchange currency notes: You can exchange up to 20 ...

A small number of customers claimed the bank they visited did not exchange the notes and instead asked them to deposit those in their accounts. While the queues and long waits witnessed in 2016 ...

Exchange-traded notes (ETN), are close cousins to exchange ... bonds, or gold. Barclays Bank PLC, a 300-year-old financial institution with hundreds of millions in assets and a good credit rating ...

In April, the central bank announced that the older notes would no longer be accepted as legal currency after the deadline ...

RBI has fixed the limit of a maximum of 20 notes for exchange at a time for a person. As per the RBI guidelines, you can get 20 notes exchanged whose value should not exceed Rs 5,000.

The central bank advised the public to deposit such notes into their bank accounts or exchange them for notes of other denominations at any bank branch, up to a limit of ₹20,000 at a time ...

Though there is currently no need to exchange notes, people who are interested to see the new banknotes can still get their hands on them. The Bank of England has put temporary facilities in place ...

There is no expiry on the period in which we will exchange banknotes." Old notes can also be posted to the Bank of England in the City of London to be paid into a bank account by cheque.

TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan (BOJ)'s head office and branches will not exchange old notes for the new designs going into circulation on July 3. The BOJ announced the policy on its website on May 17.