Carrying cash on you.

I very rarely have more than about £20 in my purse plus a little bit of loose change. DH would be hard pressed to come up with more than about £10 in his pocket. Since my mum died last year my dad has taken to carrying great wads of cash around in his wallet which I find quite worrying. He has a debit card but seems to enjoy the feeling of having the cash on him.

I don't really use cash at all, it must be several months since I've used a cash point. I pay for everything with a contactless card, much easier. For me, the only issue is I'll forget what cash looks like

When I was working it would have been normal for me , lunches, travel taxis , tipping etc. Now I'm retired I have an emergency £2 parking money and rarely any other cash at all....Grampy pays :-) or I use by credit/debit card.

Thirty is about what I carry. H 'pays' me cash for driving him too and from his gardening jobs each week (bit of a standing joke) and S pays his keep in cash. This is enough to last me usually, as I don't go out much. I don't use my card for less than £20ish. Weekly shop is always paid by debit card.

I love my contactless cards. I transfer just enough for the week to them and keep tabs on them with a phone app. (You can cancel at the touch of a button and not lose any money) I only carry around £20 in cash and keep my main bank cards and change for bus fares, window cleaner etc. in a cash box at home.
I worry when I see people draw out large amounts of cash.

Normal. I always carry enough to pay for a large weekly shop in several stores and enough over to buy lunch in a good restaurant.

I always have around thirty pounds in notes and some loose change on me, but don't use it very much. I usually use my debit card. I use a butcher who only takes cash, and use it when shopping in the fruit and veg market, but that's about all really.

I use my credit card a lot, rather than debit card, as I don't have to worry if there's enough in the account each time I use it, just pay it off monthly.
Don't usually have more than £50 in my purse, often a lot less.
(Don't use new-fangled contactless.)

Normal for me too.

I pay the cleaner, the paper bill and butcher in cash. My hairdresser doesn't take cards nor does the place that does my pedicure so any cash at the end of the week is 'saved' towards those occasions. I do use cards and contactless but cash is sometimes the only thing that is acceptable.

I use my debit card all the time. We live in the middle of nowhere so there is no need for cash.

Take £100 out for the week so that's what I carry at start of week and not so much by end sometimes it lasts longer sometimes not

Always carry cash for smaller amounts. Prefer not to use contactless.

Usually about £50 in my purse

I am like tanith rarely carry more than £30 and I always have my debit card, mainly for contactless use.

I've usually got some notes in my purse maybe £30 some small change for car parking but if I'm just going to the shop for milk/paper I use contactless. Maybe your friend doesn't have/like debit/contactless cards.

Normal for me. Presumably not for you. Perhaps you prefer to use a debit card. Takes all sorts....

Lucky.