Money changers stop accepting old British bank notes

PETALING JAYA: Money changers have stopped accepting £20 and £50 notes printed on paper as these will cease to be legal tender after Friday.

Based on The Star’s checks, several money changers in Klang Valley have said they have stopped accepting these old notes, some as far back as months ago.

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