Americans are using much less cash than they did ten years ago. A recent survey found that 42% of adults never use cash during a typical week. In 2015, only 24% said the same.

Young people are leading this change. More than half of Americans under 30 say they never use cash, while only a third of people aged 65 or older have stopped using it completely.

Income also plays a role. Among households earning $100,000 or more a year, 58% never use cash for regular purchases. Despite this trend, cash has not disappeared. Almost half of Americans still usually carry some with them.