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It seems we are inexorably headed towards a cashless society. It is not uncommon now for some retailers to even refuse cash payments. What are the consequences of this development? Let's talk about it. 

<p>Ten million people would struggle to cope in a cashless society even though only 17% of payments are not made with notes and coins, the Royal Society of Arts found.</p><p>With thousands of bank branch closures in recent years, and access to cash withdrawals under threat, we di ... Show More

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"30% of Small Businesses are negatively impacted and spend an average of 15 days each year chasing payments alone" - waveappsCash collection is often a hot topic for many businesses - Why?Because a business without a good consistent cashflow will eventually dieIn this week's epis ... Show More

<p><strong>In this conversation lesson plan, we will examine some of the challenging debates surrounding this topic and focus on presenting the advantages and disadvantages of an inevitable cashless society.</strong></p> <p>Is the banking system simply favouring the younger gener ... Show More

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