The $5 bill in your wallet. The $20 bill in the cash register. The $100 bill at the bank. You may be using less cash day-to-day, but some $2 trillion of paper currency keeps the economy churning ...

Why some pot businesses hide their cash — and others truck it straight to a federal vault 1 / 5 Donnie Anderson is one of the owners of Medex, a medical marijuana dispensary in South L.A.

The BEP then holds new currency notes in its designated Federal Reserve vault until the notes are needed. 90% of New Notes Replace Old Cash. One reason for issuing new Federal Reserve notes is to ...

Required reserves above the amount of vault cash are met by holding reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks. Most institutions hold their reserves directly with their Federal Reserve Bank. 3 ...

And, finally, if someone visited the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis on a tour or at this weekend's Doors Open event, they could leave with a baggie of shredded cash or sit on a chair filled ...

Most banks keep some of their reserve cash on-site in their vaults for day-to-day use and the rest in a regional Federal Reserve vault or at another depository institution.

This can be idle "vault cash," but also electronic funds held directly by the Fed in reserve accounts. Technically, the Federal Reserve doesn't have the authority to mandate a fixed interest rate ...

Worried that a mounting debt crisis in Europe could trip up the global economy, the Federal Reserve opened its vault Thursday to the central banks of other countries in an effort to head off a ...