Cash stuffing — a familiar idea repackaged for the social media age — has gained traction with a new generation, even as digital currency has become the norm.


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Cash stuffing — a familiar idea repackaged for the social media age — has gained traction with a new generation, even as digital currency has become the norm.{ai:summary}<p>Cash stuffing scheme using social media targets new generation, despite rise of digital currency. #crime</p>

In the age of digital dollars, there’s value to budgeting with cash

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