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Value of money: children can't understand it in a cashless society





Value of money: children can't understand it in a cashless society
The rise of cashless pocket money means children are in danger of no longer understanding the value of money, a think tank warned.

A report by WealthiHer found that the number of 11-year-olds receiving an allowance paid directly into a bank account rather than handed over in cash has risen by 20 per cent in the past six months.

It said that without better financial education in schools, the demise of children handling actual notes and coins could lead to them having a lack of understanding of financial basics.

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Money laundering is now digital

Money laundering is now digital
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Cashless transactions are a burden for small businesses

Cashless transactions are a burden for small businesses
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Coronavirus: banknotes no worse than other objects

Coronavirus: banknotes no worse than other objects
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The cashless society from an ethical point of view

The debate about the move towards a cashless society has been at the center of the scene for several years, now. Various angles have been taken by economists, politicians, banking institutions and sociologists. Beyond the technicalities of the debate, lies the question of freedom, of inter-citizen solidarity and of governmental responsibility. The debate cannot remain in the hands of financial specialists, it is first and foremost an ethical, political and societal issue.

The cashless society from an ethical point of view

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The reasons why the CJEU decided to protect the right to pay in cash

The reasons why the CJEU decided to protect the right to pay in cash
An upcoming case before the CJEU could have important implications for the status of banknotes and...

Shopping in times of coronavirus: a reminder

Shopping in times of coronavirus: a reminder
Depending on where you are living, the rules that authorities have put in place during the...

What is the future of cash?

What is the future of cash?
Since the start of the pandemic, businesses around the world have drastically changed their...

When going cashless means more exclusion and poverty

When going cashless means more exclusion and poverty
Modern technology, coupled with a strong reliance on the internet, has created the path to a...

Cashless economy is threatening the working poor

Cashless economy is threatening the working poor
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Diving into cashless hurts

Diving into cashless hurts
“No Cash Accepted” signs are increasingly common in Australian shops, thanks to COVID-19. Even...

Turning cashless comes with a huge cost

Turning cashless comes with a huge cost
Canada is one of the world’s most cashless societies, with 62 percent of surveyed Canadians saying...

People get hurt when society turns cashless

People get hurt when society turns cashless
Some people don’t have credit or debit cards, so a growing number of state and local governments...

UK initiatives to keep access to cash

UK initiatives to keep access to cash
Consumers will be able to make free cash withdrawals from tills in some convenience stores under a...

Cash and cashless: What does the US law say?

Cash and cashless: What does the US law say?
The claim: It is unlawful for a business to refuse cash payments from customers; the business can...
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