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It's an agenda driven by large payment systems companies who want to erect an oligopoly on consumer financial transactions by exploiting people's laziness (and it's not 'what consumers want', it's just cleverly marketed). Card payments (mainly by credit card) have over decades lured people into accumulating enormous debt because the value of what they're doing isn't clear to them. It also records every transaction with full personal details. Also, obviously, leaving you with no choice. It's utterly stupid all round.
What's JIT?
Oliver Schick-
Apologies I thought it was you who was anti, Just in Time in the Brexit thread, starting that debate.
I’d disagree, I prefer not using cash. Both here and abroad and I wouldn’t put it as simply as being lazy. I’d agree credit cards have caused problems for some but many use them sensible and as such are a suitable financial tool. Surely as much of this is education or there lack of?
GoatandTricycle
At the risk of JIT v2, why do you dislike no cash?