Natwest Dispense £5.00 notes

okie363

yeah ive had £5 notes from natwest, i think all the banks are trying to get back into it, cause you rarely see £5 notes in circulation unless people go into the bank, i never have any in my till at work

Posh

Slightly off the topic, does anyone know if any other cash machines are dispensing £5 notes? It is better for my budgeting if I can withdraw a £5 note as it means less change to spend on rubbish!!!

knightfox

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/consumertips/banking/7859126/5-note-only-cash-machines-rolled-out.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1207819/The-5-note-returns-cash-machines-help-recession-hit-Britons-manage-money.html

[Deleted User]

My local natwest doesn't sadly but the Tesco (RBS branded) does - most of RBS ones ive seen dispense £5

lippy1923

my local barclays give out 5's from thier machine! never heard of Natwest in our area tho.

WhiteHorse

The mysterious disappearance of £5 notes was due to an EU agenda. Their reintroduction is one of those rare examples of successful people power.

Olipro

WhiteHorse wrote: »

The mysterious disappearance of £5 notes was due to an EU agenda. Their reintroduction is one of those rare examples of successful people power.

Oh yeah? care to prove that?

My bet is this one also belongs in the trashbin of paranoid Euromyths.

WhiteHorse

Olipro wrote: »

Oh yeah? care to prove that? QUOTE]

National press, passim.

Part of the phased introduction of the Euro. Standardisation of coinage, vending machines etcetera.

My bet is this one also belongs in the trashbin of paranoid Euromyths.

You've assumed that I don't approve ...

Olipro

WhiteHorse wrote: »

National press, passim.

Part of the phased introduction of the Euro. Standardisation of coinage, vending machines etcetera.


You've assumed that I don't approve ...

I've assumed nothing, I simply asked you to provide evidence, all you've done is said "National Press" as if somehow the UK papers are a reliable source of truth about the EU which they're not in any way, shape or form

The reason banks are/were reticent to dispense £5 notes is because it requires additional effort to add the extra tray and also means it will need to be refilled more frequently, it's an administrative issue, it has absolutely bog all to do with legislation or any of that nonsense, if a bank wanted, it could build an ATM that dispensed coins and £50 notes and nobody would stand in the way of that.

stclair

:beer:

Olipro wrote: »

I've assumed nothing, I simply asked you to provide evidence, all you've done is said "National Press" as if somehow the UK papers are a reliable source of truth about the EU which they're not in any way, shape or form

The reason banks are/were reticent to dispense £5 notes is because it requires additional effort to add the extra tray and also means it will need to be refilled more frequently, it's an administrative issue, it has absolutely bog all to do with legislation or any of that nonsense, if a bank wanted, it could build an ATM that dispensed coins and £50 notes and nobody would stand in the way of that.

The CDM machines in Natwest/RBS branches have the ability to dispense coins if they will ever introduce it is another question though.