Anonymous
12/18/2022 20:20
Subject: Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The poster is asking to change small bills to big bills, as in five $20 for one $100 bill.
That's what I find too, OP. Banks don't like to do transactions with you if you are not a member. Maybe stores might do that for you when you are buying something. But, I wouldn't try to do it with more than a few hundred dollars.
True, but the OP didn’t specify beyond “smaller” and “larger”. I imagine that banks will be more enthusiastic about changing $20s to $100s vs changing $1s and $5s to $100s.
It is far safer to for the bank to change $1s and $5s. Nobody is counterfeiting small bills.
Anonymous
12/17/2022 04:01
Subject: Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
Can you open a simple savings account at a local bank? I used to have old bank accounts and just needed to keep $20 or so to keep it open.
Anonymous
12/17/2022 02:30
Subject: Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
Anonymous wrote:The poster is asking to change small bills to big bills, as in five $20 for one $100 bill.
That's what I find too, OP. Banks don't like to do transactions with you if you are not a member. Maybe stores might do that for you when you are buying something. But, I wouldn't try to do it with more than a few hundred dollars.
True, but the OP didn’t specify beyond “smaller” and “larger”. I imagine that banks will be more enthusiastic about changing $20s to $100s vs changing $1s and $5s to $100s.
Anonymous
12/17/2022 00:41
Subject: Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
Anonymous wrote:My bank does not have branches near me. It usually is no bother, but I find myself with a few thousand dollars in cash in smaller bills. I'd like to swap them in for larger bills, but can't find a bank who'll do this for a non-member.
Anyone have a solution?
Thanks!
Open an account at a near by bank, deposit the cash, withdraw choosing $100 bills.
Anonymous
12/17/2022 00:14
Subject: Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
I have walked into a TD branch and done the bill exchanges. It's never been a problem. You can also try a grocery store or gas station, often times they get big bills and would be willing to trade them out.
Anonymous
12/16/2022 13:27
Subject: Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
The poster is asking to change small bills to big bills, as in five $20 for one $100 bill.
That's what I find too, OP. Banks don't like to do transactions with you if you are not a member. Maybe stores might do that for you when you are buying something. But, I wouldn't try to do it with more than a few hundred dollars.
That's what I find too, OP. Banks don't like to do transactions with you if you are not a member. Maybe stores might do that for you when you are buying something. But, I wouldn't try to do it with more than a few hundred dollars.
Anonymous
12/16/2022 00:18
Subject: Re:Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
Are you talking thousands of 1 dollar bills? I agree that most banks would do this. You might need to make more than one trip though, and exchange the bills in smaller batches, and go to a bank with a teller window for businesses if possible.
Anonymous
12/16/2022 00:04
Subject: Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
Most banks should do it. If not, go to the post office and get a money order in your name in exchange for smaller notes. Mail it into your bank account or deposit it online.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 23:54
Subject: Bank that will exchange cash for larger bills?
My bank does not have branches near me. It usually is no bother, but I find myself with a few thousand dollars in cash in smaller bills. I'd like to swap them in for larger bills, but can't find a bank who'll do this for a non-member.
Anyone have a solution?
Thanks!
Anyone have a solution?
Thanks!