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10-27-2024 03:30 PM
Cash is King! Especially after a hurricane or an area-wide extended power outage. Something to keep in mind. I always have cash in my wallet and pay for most things with cash. The less I use a credit card, the less chance it will be compromised by thieves.
10-27-2024 03:31 PM
Yes, because you never know.
10-27-2024 03:32 PM
I only carry a few bucks. Always think if I get robbed or loose my wallet they won't get much from me. I actually think it's dangerous to carry large amounts of money. If I get money for a gift, I can't wait to put it in the bank & feel nervous carrying it around.
10-27-2024 03:33 PM
I had not carried cash since Covid started. Before that, I carried cash all of the time. Lately, because of the hurricanes, I have over $200 cash just in case we get hit by a storm.
10-27-2024 03:36 PM
Sometimes. If I use plastic its all paid off monthly.
10-27-2024 03:38 PM
I always have cash or my checkbook. I do not have a debit card but do have 1 credit card.
I would never charge a small amount to my credit card.
10-27-2024 03:39 PM - edited 10-27-2024 03:41 PM
@River Song wrote:Cash is King! Especially after a hurricane or an area-wide extended power outage. Something to keep in mind. I always have cash in my wallet and pay for most things with cash. The less I use a credit card, the less chance it will be compromised by thieves.
The times one of my credit cards has been compromised, the bank makes good on it very quickly. Inconvenient, but that's it. If a thief steals my purse with cash in it, that money is gone, gone, gone.
Some of us don't spend wildly just because we are carrying a credit card. I find that notion kind of funny. I use plastic for most things, get cash back on purchases that way, and pay off the balance every month. A small amount of cash goes into my wallet for tips, etc. and a much larger amount of cash is hidden at home for any weather or civil emergencies.
10-27-2024 03:43 PM
Until very recently I put everything on my credit card and paid it off monthly. However I had fraud on my card a few weeks ago. Since then I carry cash and unless the store I am at has a tap screen, I pay cash.
10-27-2024 03:51 PM
That's all I use, unless I'm shopping online.
10-27-2024 03:54 PM
@shoesnbags wrote:
@River Song wrote:Cash is King! Especially after a hurricane or an area-wide extended power outage. Something to keep in mind. I always have cash in my wallet and pay for most things with cash. The less I use a credit card, the less chance it will be compromised by thieves.
The times one of my credit cards has been compromised, the bank makes good on it very quickly. Inconvenient, but that's it. If a thief steals my purse with cash in it, that money is gone, gone, gone.
Some of us don't spend wildly just because we are carrying a credit card. I find that notion kind of funny. I use plastic for most things, get cash back on purchases that way, and pay off the balance every month. A small amount of cash goes into my wallet for tips, etc. and a much larger amount of cash is hidden at home for any weather or civil emergencies.
And I'm far more concerned about identity theft from using a credit card then I am about losing $100 cash from my wallet.
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