Do you have ‘secret’ cash in your wallet/purse? - MoneySavingExpert

Oct 25, 2010 · Ignore your hidden cash. The most important person to keep this secret from is yourself (hopefully no one else fishes in your purse). That way the hidden note should never be used or considered in your ‘time to restock cash’ decision ie, when you work out what you’ve …

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'Do You Have ‘secret’ Cash In Your Wallet/purse?' Blog Discussion

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Oct 27, 2010 · 'Do you have ‘secret’ cash in your wallet/purse?' blog discussion ... I keep £40 in my purse and 2 pound coins in every coat and jacket I am likely to use while shopping! In my …

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'Do You Have ‘secret’ Cash In Your Wallet/purse?' Blog Discussion

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Oct 25, 2010 · My Mum "lent" me £10 years ago when I had no money. It stayed in my purse - I "borrowed" it whenever desperate, then paid it back ASAP. My Mum "lent" me £10 years ago …

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Do you have ‘secret’ cash in your wallet/purse? In a small alcove in the back section of my wallet, there’s always a £20 note. It’s my emergency money, remaining neither touched nor disturbed …

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MSE Poll: Do You Carry A Wallet Or Purse? - MoneySavingExpert …

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Jul 5, 2022 · Nearly 2.5 million Premium Bond prizes worth a combined £92 million remain unclaimed, according to the latest figures. Most bondholders now get prizes paid …

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How Much Cash Do You Still Use And How (card) Light Is Your Wallet?

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Feb 28, 2020 · How much cash? £0, only get cash out if needed for something specific.Cant remember the last time, even the window cleaner accepts bank transfer now; How many debit …

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Exact Number Of People That Have 'secret Savings' From Their Partner

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Nov 11, 2024 · One in six people (16%) have savings they’re keeping a secret from their partner, as new research reveals the mixture of reasons why they do this.. The majority of people …

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Should you invest or Leave Your Money in cash?

As illustrated, there are pros and cons of both investing and leaving your money in cash. For many people, it’s likely that having cash as well as investments will be the best solution, to provide the necessary liquidity and security along with the opportunity for a higher return for longer term invested money. ...

Do people still use cash?

I was talking to some of my colleagues at work and discovered that many of them still use cash quite often, and carry a lot of physical cards (not only debit and credit, but also rewards cards) with them, and they don't use Google Pay/Apple Pay/mobile pay features. ...

Would you be worried if your partner had a secret account?

More than one in five (22%) said they’d be worried what the money was for, if they found their partner had a secret account, while a third (35%) said it would worry them on principle because they had agreed to tell one another about every aspect of their finances. ...

Who is more likely to have a secret account?

Hargreaves Lansdown found those aged between 18 and 34 were more likely to have a secret account, largely because they have separate finances or are worried about splitting. Higher earners are also more likely to have secret savings. Two in five (40%) higher rate taxpayers have them, compared to one in ten (11%) basic rate taxpayers. ...

How many credit cards do you have in your wallet?

As for my wallet, 2 x debit cards, 5 credit card (one if which is a company card), 3 membership cards, 5 reward/loyalty cards (some of which I no longer use and should ditch). I also have my driving licence in there. And a few old receipts, bizzarely. I get cash out in £200 lumps so there is always somewhere between 0 & £200 in my wallet. ...

Are higher earners more likely to have secret savings?

Higher earners are also more likely to have secret savings. Two in five (40%) higher rate taxpayers have them, compared to one in ten (11%) basic rate taxpayers. Hargreaves Lansdown said this may be because they have more cash available to free up for savings without it affecting the household. ...