I am starting to use cash more now as I feel if cash goes we could loose a lot of freedom, and jobs could be lost, eg, printing money, collecting real money and distributing money.

I’d be interested to know how much is lost in the Black economy with undeclared income seeing as it’s going to be taxed with indirect taxes, mainly value added tax. Ok the indirect taxes will be lower, but if the person spends everything they would’ve paid in direct taxes then there’s more money circulating. I expect where this falls down is that so much of spending goes in mortgage payments to lenders but the surplus in undeclared will still be spent somewhere here, unless on holiday abroad.

It feels wrong paying for a cut loaf at the local co-op on a debit card. Easy though.

COYP

Sorry but your reasons to keep using cash sound ridiculous.

I’m sure there are plenty of good arguments to use cash but not to protect the jobs of people who ‘collect real money’. What does that even mean?

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Can’t fight progress Rudi

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always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

I love any story of yours that involves Dirty Dave

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