The government will tell you that programmable money will replace cash, and banks will offer you incentives to switch over to using it. Banks in Australia are starting to freeze accounts of customers making cash deposits.
Some Australian banks no longer hold cash at all
Programmable money is not cash
They can force you to spend it by a certain date, and restrict what you can spend it on. The aim is to stop you from accumulating savings, force you to buy what they want you to buy, and take you further towards Agenda 2030.
Here are the globalists explaining all this at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Strange, isn’t it, that whichever ideology (party) you vote for, life doesn’t seem to get any better?
My advice
Don’t be suddenly faced with a nasty surprise. Keep a stash of cash for emergencies, eg. in case there is a major internet outage and card payments are not available.
As long as cash exists, individuals will always use it to pay each other. So keep some for that too.
If cash ever disappears, a few silver bullion coins can be a very useful standby. Precious metals never go out of vogue as a currency, and silver may be about to get much more expensive. This could be your last chance to get it cheap.
Bullionbypost.co.uk is the type of site where you can buy silver bullion coins.