Cash News: August 7-13
Categories : Cash connects people, Cash contributes to education, Cash covers a broad range of transactions
August 18, 2022
Elsewhere on the Web provides weekly updates and links to articles related to cash and money, curated on the web.
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Here’s what’s new on cash and money curated on the web last week, from why cash is still so prevalent in Germany to UK citizens using cash to budget.
- Australia has moved beyond the need for money. That’s not to say we should ditch it yet, though
- China – noncash payments trends
- Colombia – how to authenticate notes
- Cyprus – counterfeits
- Germany – why cash is still so popular
- Ghana – currency history
- Hungary – cash in circulation
- I saw the future of cashless payments— & it’s expensive
- India – counterfeit stats
- Iran – new note
- Malta – excess demand for banknotes
- Mexico – cashless payments
- No, there’s no federal law requiring businesses to accept cash payments – However, Washington DC is one of a growing number of localities to enact local laws preventing “cash discrimination.”
- Pakistan – commemorative banknote
- Philippines – BSP, PNP ramp up campaign vs counterfeiters
- Philippines – cashless payments
- Portals, De La Rue reach settlement over paper contract
- Qatar – ban on cash transactions to tackle money laundering
- South Africa – counterfeits
- UK – cashless retail
- UK – People are using cash to budget as July sees record number of withdrawals, Post Office says
- UK – Post Office & cash withdrawals
- UK Finance – Cash crisis, what crisis
- UK – Co-op pledges free ATMs in every store to save communities from becoming ‘cash deserts’
- Understanding the war on cash
- US/Massachusetts – local currency in the Berkshires is going digital
- Vietnam – toward cashless
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