New Zealand $20 notes in the pocket of a pair of jeans are seen in this stock photo. Source: pstedrak / Depositphotos
New Zealand First—one of three parties in New Zealand’s coalition government—has introduced a bill that will prohibit businesses from refusing cash payments for goods and services worth less than $500 (US$301).
“The bill will provide for the enduring use of cash as a private, accessible, and reliable method of payment,” Party Leader Winston Peters said.
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