Do you carry large amounts of cash?

I get nervous if I have over a hundred dollars in my purse. I can't imagine carrying thousands.

If I were paying anything for that high an amount, I want an extra receipt, like a cancelled check or a credit card trail. No way that much in cash.

Couple hundred on vacation, sure, but otherwise no.

I carry very little cash.

I do work with young adults who hold and carry cash. Not everyone has access to credit cards or checks to pay bills.

I don't carry more than $20 on any given day. But, I might carry a large amount if I know I need to pay a big payment for something that I want paid in cash.
We have students pay their tuition in cash for whatever reason. Not everyone has a bank account they can write a check on. They may not have a bank account or atm card only which may show up as a cash payment.

Only when I go on vacation, but never that much.

I don't even carry small amounts of cash. Apple Pay, credit card, bank card.

I never carry cash, except a quarter for the shopping carts at the local grocery store.

I rarely have cash on me. But lots of people still rely on it for many things.

I work as a server in a family restaurant, so I get a lot in cash tips. It's pretty normal for me to have $500-$1000 in cash at any given time, and sometimes as much as $1500-$2000. More than that, and I start pulling it out of my wallet to stash it. We often pay for larger purchases in cash, too. We recently bought a Jeep for my teenager to drive, and took in almost $14K in cash to pay for it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm 40 years old, and I have never lost my purse or had it stolen.

I get $300 out at a time. It takes me awhile to go through it since I ise my CC for most everything. But ai never have more than $300 on me.

I rarely have cash of any kind on me. Most of the time nothing but change or a few dollar bills. Maybe a $20 bill....

Dh however often carries cash, up to a couple of hundred at times. Occasionally he will have larger amounts as he's a contractor and sometimes people pay cash. However he isn't carrying it very long, usually just long enough to get to the bank.

No. If I have $20 at any given time, it's a miracle. LOL!

I'm pretty cash oriented, and have carried several hundred on me if I was going to get a money order or make a large payment for something in cash, but it made me insanely nervous to be carrying that much money around. Certainly never in the thousands and I'd never carry more than 20-30 bucks on my person during a normal day.

We're trying something different with our vacation fund in that I got a bank picture frame with the hole in the top and started putting singles and 5s in it when i could. Then I got nervous as it has a glass front and you can see into it and I didn't want people looking at it (cause you know we have so many people through our house) so I wound up putting it in a wallet then put the wallet in the frame bank.

My DH will use a card. Before I made a conscious decision to switch to cash I would use a card for my .95 coke every morning at the gas station. I've heard the argument, maybe here, that it's easier to account for every penny spent when you use a card as you have a record of each transaction no matter how small. I somewhat agree with that though my process is to keep x ammt for my "allowance" to be used for morning coke, random starbucks etc and when it's gone it's gone.