Wisconsin Walmart and Target Stores Roll Out Important New Policy

So many changes, so little time! Target and Walmart stores in Wisconsin have rolled out a new policy change.

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Both major businesses have rolled out new policies over the past few months, with Walmart recently updating their return policy in light of the holidays.

They have extended their typical return policy, allowing a longer window of returns during this holiday season.

Target has also rolled out quite a few changes, recently making a big update to their curbside pickup feature to streamline things for employees.

New Cash Rule

The latest policy for both superstores has to do with cash! As of now, these retailers will no longer accept bills that are 'mutilated' meaning they are torn, burned, discolored or have damaged edges.

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This new rule is courtesy of the Bureau of Engraving & Printing and the Federal Reserve. They are trying to up their security game and cut down on fake bills.

We are all guilty of finding those REALLY old dollar bills or cash in our pockets when we do the laundry. It feels like free money but sadly, if it's in bad shape, you won't be able to use it at these stores.

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If you want to 'replace' your mutilated bill, you can contact the Bureau of Engraving & Printing. They receive thousands of claims each year. However, depending on how much the bill is, it might be more trouble than it is worth!