Changing notes in Bank?
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Looking that way isn`t it
And banks and bld soc are soooo reliable too arn`t they
seen a few go breasts up over the years havn`t we
Anti money laundering deposit limit is £10k but I don't know if it kicks in on exchanging.
Regardless how may out of circulation 20s are you estimating you're going do have?
Holding a large amount of cash is asking for trouble and difficult to deal with if it's stolen, especially if it's more than your insurance policy will cover.
Regardless how may out of circulation 20s are you estimating you're going do have?
Holding a large amount of cash is asking for trouble and difficult to deal with if it's stolen, especially if it's more than your insurance policy will cover.
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And banks and bld soc are soooo reliable too arn`t they
seen a few go breasts up over the years havn`t we
Keep your rolling eyes, you're protected for up to 85k per account by the FSCS
How much are you talking the main issue is just the amount of cash the bank has available
If you're in a small town it will be a lot lower than if you're in a city.
Especialy as in a city you can just hit up a few in a row or go every other day.
There's no fixed amount it is different per branch per day. If you ring up where you want to go directly they will be able to advise you. Or you can arrange ahead of time, like if you want to make a large withdrawal and they can have the money brought in.
Your seller probbaly wouldn't accept them but for storing cash jist get everything changed into 50s takes up less space and there's 0 planes to change them any time soon.
If you're in a small town it will be a lot lower than if you're in a city.
Especialy as in a city you can just hit up a few in a row or go every other day.
There's no fixed amount it is different per branch per day. If you ring up where you want to go directly they will be able to advise you. Or you can arrange ahead of time, like if you want to make a large withdrawal and they can have the money brought in.
Your seller probbaly wouldn't accept them but for storing cash jist get everything changed into 50s takes up less space and there's 0 planes to change them any time soon.
still safer than a mattress.And banks and bld soc are soooo reliable too arn`t they
seen a few go breasts up over the years havn`t we
But not many people check the top of your doors when robbing a house.
Cigar type tube and a hole saw and you can store a lot of money along the inside top of a door
That was my first thought when it was suggested his accountant wasn't processing all of his self employed income.
Perhaps I’m not thinking this through properly, but unless you’re dealing in astronomical amounts, switch to a different accountant.
When I was self employed, my accountant said, “Don’t take the ****, show them that you earn enough for your monthly expenses, don’t ask for a £100,000 mortgage, and say that you’re only earning £1000 per month, and they’ll very likely leave you alone.
If you’re pulling in a lot of cash, put the lion’s share in an account in the name of someone that you trust, NOT a joint account with your wife, they can look into those, and sign this form that says that I’ve apprised you of HMRC regs re money laundering, and IF you get investigated, it’s all on you.
Fortunately, I never once had a tug, and I’ve been retired for longer than you have to keep accounts on file for HMRC now.
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I’ve deposited £50,000 in cash and no questions were asked. Depends if you like dags tbh.
Finally someone with useful opinion/infoIts £9000 and no questions asked.
Anything above and it gets moody as hell.
Also you can only put £1000 in a self service machine. Jammed a few in my time. lol
Thank You very much
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