That&#x27;s true. Whereas people using checks or plastic are more likely to get robbed by banks themselves, crooks remotely for larger amounts, or have assets frozen&#x2F;seized by government. Storing cash in hidden, well-protected locations while keeping smaller amounts on hand protects against the most risks.<p>Far as cash-only business risk, there&#x27;s protections for that, too, that are pretty effective. The range from drop boxes to time-lock safes to our 2nd amendment security solution. One gets to choose his or her risk level with minimal, external influence with cash.<p>And then there&#x27;s the darned civil forfeiture laws...