Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:About $200 in my wallet (varies between $100-300). About $1k in $20s at home. About a month's worth of expenses in my checking account, and another month's worth of expenses in my savings account (plus savings for some upcoming purchases).
I don't have a local bank, so I'm thinking about increasing my actual cash savings at home.
I will never understand people who don't carry cash with them at all times. Even if they don't use it for regular day-to-day purchases, it can come in handy if there are banking/credit card/electricity failures and would also be important to have if one were to get assaulted and/or mugged (try telling the mugger that you "don't carry cash" and see how well that works).
how often does that happen to you? i'm 60, never happened once to me.
Not the PP, but it's happened to me once. I just thrust the entire purse at my mugger. Had less than five bucks in it. He made me remove my watch too.
Wow...I didn't realize people actually buy the incredibly overpriced merchandise at the airport stores (not talking about food though that is incredibly overpriced as well). Who knew?!?
Anonymous wrote:Ha, my spouse was at IAD a few weeks ago and the internet went down, which meant that none of the stores/restaurants in the airport could accept credit cards. He had no cash and flew hungry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ha, my spouse was at IAD a few weeks ago and the internet went down, which meant that none of the stores/restaurants in the airport could accept credit cards. He had no cash and flew hungry.
Wow...I didn't realize people actually buy the incredibly overpriced merchandise at the airport stores (not talking about food though that is incredibly overpriced as well). Who knew?!?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:About $200 in my wallet (varies between $100-300). About $1k in $20s at home. About a month's worth of expenses in my checking account, and another month's worth of expenses in my savings account (plus savings for some upcoming purchases).
I don't have a local bank, so I'm thinking about increasing my actual cash savings at home.
I will never understand people who don't carry cash with them at all times. Even if they don't use it for regular day-to-day purchases, it can come in handy if there are banking/credit card/electricity failures and would also be important to have if one were to get assaulted and/or mugged (try telling the mugger that you "don't carry cash" and see how well that works).
how often does that happen to you? i'm 60, never happened once to me.
Anonymous wrote:Ha, my spouse was at IAD a few weeks ago and the internet went down, which meant that none of the stores/restaurants in the airport could accept credit cards. He had no cash and flew hungry.
Anonymous wrote:Ha, my spouse was at IAD a few weeks ago and the internet went down, which meant that none of the stores/restaurants in the airport could accept credit cards. He had no cash and flew hungry.