100 euros per person in Austria, 1,000 kroner per adult in Sweden, 70 euros per adult in the Netherlands. More and more European central banks and institutions responsible for payment security are telling residents straight: it's worth having some money at home in physical cash. This isn't about emptying accounts or transferring savings to an envelope. It's about a relatively small amount that will allow you to buy food, water, medicine, or fuel…
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100 euros per person in Austria, 1,000 kroner per adult in Sweden, 70 euros per adult in the Netherlands. More and more European central banks and institutions responsible for payment security are telling residents straight: it's worth having some money at home in physical cash. This isn't about emptying accounts or transferring savings to an envelope. It's about a relatively small amount that will allow you to buy food, water, medicine, or fuel…