How much cash do you have "on hand" right now, Jow Forums?

How much cash do you have "on hand" right now, Jow Forums?

>$220 (~$163 USD)

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I have $4.35 ($3.22 US).

0€
I don't carry paper money.

15.85€ in loose change
I don't really use cash, I usually just pay with my phone using Apple pay

I never carry cash.

175Eur and plus around 3-4Eur in coins.

>voluntarily letting banks, governments, and corporations see where you spend every cent
>never actually control your own money, just hope the bank honours the 1s and 0s in their system
>if the power ever dips you can't even buy a bagel
Like pottery.

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800 SEK (74 €)
Enough to buy 1g coke

>voluntarily letting banks, governments, and corporations see where you spend every cent
don't care
>never actually control your own money, just hope the bank honours the 1s and 0s in their system
they do
>if the power ever dips you can't even buy a bagel
don't live in some third world shithole

2540.20€ or $2855.29

Literally like $3. I only carry about $60 at most so I often have to go to the ATM

Hes a pickpocketer trying to see which nationalities carry the most cash on hand. Btw its Germans and Austrians, they hate cards.

30$

Around $700 and 0 on my bank account because they blocked it

Why?

Utility bill debts and the tax service decided to fuck me up over a $200 debt too

37k euros

55 euro

Nice country you got there Ivan.

I get paid cash in hand and deposit it straight into my savings acc everytime I'm paid because I'm afraid of looking like a drug dealer if I'm buying everything with large amounts of cash all the time

>cash in hand
Are you a construction contractor or something? Boss trying to skip on taxes?

about 300rubles and no more than 50 ils
-3k shekels in bank

feelsbadman

It's just pointless to complain.
I won't use cards and russian banks anymore.
If there's one thing that warms my heart right now, it's that I can work unofficial and not paying taxes to this shitty ass government.

>voluntarily letting banks, governments, and corporations see where you spend every cent
the gubmint knows I buy food, woe is me
>never actually control your own money, just hope the bank honours the 1s and 0s in their system
If a bank goes under, the state reimburses your deposits up to 100 000€
>if the power ever dips you can't even buy a bagel
card transactions can be made offline

0

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Yeah I was surprised my American debit card worked fine in Switzerland and UK

$100 usd bill
$170 leaf bucks

lot of small business here are cash only, try to use cash for independent places

Nah I work at a fish and chips shop. Am thinking of getting work elsewhere because cash in hand = no work insurance, no superannuation, etc., but then again it is part-time work and am not really keen on working any more hours at the moment.