Simple, practical guides to getting the cash and coins you need—fast.
This category includes clear, up-to-date information on ATM withdrawal options, bill denominations, coin rolls, and how to get small bills or quarters near you. Whether you’re looking for $10 bills, coin counters, or banks that still offer change services, these articles help you access cash efficiently without extra fees or confusion.
ATM fees may seem small, but they add up quickly—especially if you use out-of-network machines or withdraw cash frequently. The good news is that you can avoid most of these fees with a few simple habits. This guide explains the most common ATM charges and how to keep more money in your pocket every month. …
ATM fees can quietly drain your money if you are not paying attention. This guide explains how ATM fees work, which charges you can avoid, and the smartest ways to access cash without paying unnecessary fees. If you want to reduce other money-access costs, see how check cashing fees work. For a complete overview of …
Most ATMs in the U.S. still dispense $20 bills—but a growing number of banks offer small-bill options like $1s, $5s, or $10s. These “denomination-select” or “Smart ATMs” make it easier to withdraw exact cash for everyday spending, splitting bills, or budgeting. This guide covers which banks offer small bills, how to find an ATM near …
Need coins for laundry, parking meters, vending machines, or small daily purchases but don’t want to go to the bank? You’re not alone. Many people rely on alternative places to get quarters, dimes, and nickels—especially when banks are closed or running low on coin supply. This guide shows the best places to get coins besides …
Need $10 bills for everyday expenses, tips, splitting cash, or small purchases? Finding $10 bills isn’t always as straightforward as it seems, especially since most ATMs carry only $20s. Here are the best places to get $10 bills near you, including banks, stores, ATMs, and smart alternatives. Can You Get $10 Bills at ATMs? Some …
Most ATMs in the U.S. still dispense $20 bills—but depending on the bank or location, you may be able to withdraw $1s, $5s, $10s, or even $50s. While not yet universal, more banks and credit unions are upgrading to machines with flexible denomination options. If you’re also looking for alternatives to bank services, see our …
Need a roll of quarters for laundry, parking meters, toll booths, or vending machines? Banks are still one of the most reliable places to get rolls of quarters, but policies can vary by branch. This guide explains how bank coin rolls work, what to bring, and where to go if your bank is short on …
Need to turn spare change into cash? Publix offers an in-store coin counter that lets you exchange loose coins for cash quickly while you shop. This guide explains how the Publix coin counter works, typical fees, tips for a smooth experience, and smart alternatives if you want to keep more of your money. Understanding Publix’s …
Need quarters fast for laundry, parking meters, toll booths, or vending machines? Whether you need a full roll or just a few coins, here are the most reliable places to get quarters quickly and with minimal hassle. 1. Local Banks and Credit Unions Banks are the most consistent source for quarters. Most allow account holders …