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More common sense that alludes people.

Wrong again, use a DEBIT card at Aldi and there is no charge.

So you keep all your cash in the house or on you......or.....do you have it in a bank? You do know that mistakes and computer glitches happen with back accounts too, countless examples over the years of accounts being overdrawn by direct payments being debited multiple times. This story is about...

Well you don't need to let them know, only for overseas travel of longer than 6 weeks.

Are you still around peddling your rubbish.

Wow, I don't even get a pension and I know this

If they were "grabbling cash again" they'd make it five years, so you need to apply again sooner and the fee may have increased by that time.

Were they shorter than 6 weeks? If so you don't need to worry.

And that's without the pension, ample money for most people.

The rich use super to avoid paying their share of tax. Clearly you must be one of them. Pay your way, super is not there to make the rich richer, they can invest in other places and pay their share of tax.

They are purely reacting to what CUSTOMERS WANT, been happening for decades. The Banks do not make the market, the customers drive the market, people are not using cash. There are still plenty of ATM's around with no one there, I never see queues with them now, except the odd occasion in busy...

Here we go, wait for all the paranoid complaints.

It's been well published in the media and you are reading it right now.

The paranoia on this page is unbelievable. You all need to see psychiatrists.

Or maybe there's far more to the story. Why is it that SO MANY people take for granted what they read in the media without question?

"The vehicle’s number plates were found to be ‘folded inwards to cover up the identity of the vehicle’, immediately raising red flags for police."

Well actually the government said they have NO PLANS to phase out cash. All you are hearing is the conspiracy theorists making up stories.

You can go into a Centrelink office

You don't need a financial adviser, in fact I would not recommend one. They look after themselves first, it costs you a lot of money and you can do it yourself online. Just have someone show you how, even go into the Centrelink office and use their computers.

Mine took 7 weeks recently and I know of many taking around the same time, nothing like 6 months. That was the case last year or year before but not now.