
A cashless society isn't without its costs, warns Travelex's Michael Batley
Travelex's Michael Batley argues that not only is physical cash unlikely to disappear soon, but that people are wary of going 100 per cent cashless
In a recent speech at the 2018 Australian Payment Summit, the governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Philip Lowe, painted the picture of a near-future society in which physical cash is a niche ...
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