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If Cash Goes Then . . . .
. . . . this sort of thing must STOP.
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Royal Mail refused to say how many postal worker convictions had occurred since privatisation. Highly suspicious benaviour. Not that the pre-privatisation stats are all that reassuring (see article).
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We don't use credit cards at all now. No need. But they were handy and all they cost us was the insurance. Nat West decided that as I was over 65 I couldn't have one any more! But I hadn't used it for years so probably that's the real reason. Mr L never had one. Our finances were and still are in my hands. ;o).
We do use cash to pay hairdresser and cleaner, but it's getting difficult. All the banks barr one have closed and the cash points run out of cash very quickly!
