The British Retail Consortium has found in a survey that the average shopper uses cash less and less. Not really that surprising news, and you can even buy a McDonald's burger on your debit card or a pint down the pub these days.
I must admit, I like to keep a tenner in my wallet, but I reckon 90% of anything I buy these days is done with a card, even if it's just a sandwich at tescos.
But how about businesses? Other than just online, are there many businesses that no longer bother with cash? Or can you see a time coming when doing the bank run and cashing up will be a thing of the past?