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Conservative Australian shoppers are winding down their use of cash and credit | swrighteconomy

 

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swrighteconomy Banks won't hand out credit cards unless you can prove you have a steady income. With most people having to rely on part-time, casual or temporary employment, credit can only fall into obscurity.

swrighteconomy I have not had any credit card for many many years and don't miss one. I have been all around the world a few times using just my debit card. shucks the banks miss out.

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