England's World Cup semi-final is expected to trigger a spike in cash withdrawals across the UK
Link forecasts £210 million will be withdrawn from UK ATMs on Wednesday. England's World Cup semi-final is expected to add £20 million to cash withdrawals. Cash use has fallen sharply, but major…
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World Cup spike could mean extra £20m of withdrawals from Link ATMs on Wednesday
The network predicts around £210 million will be withdrawn on the day England play Argentina.
World Cup spike could mean extra £20m of withdrawals from Link ATMs on Wednesday
The network predicts around £210 million will be withdrawn on the day England play Argentina.
World Cup bounce expected for ATM withdrawals on Saturday
Link is predicting a spike in ATM withdrawals compared with a typical Saturday for this time of year.
World Cup bounce expected for ATM withdrawals on Saturday
Link is predicting a spike in ATM withdrawals compared with a typical Saturday for this time of year.
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