大学生又开始用现金了？透露出什么信号？部分学生讲出了“内情”

Core Insights - The use of cash among university students is increasing, with approximately 42% of students reporting frequent cash usage, up from 26.4% in 2022 [1][2] - Cash payments are particularly prevalent in specific settings, such as campus canteens and convenience stores, where the cash payment rate can reach 57% [1] Group 1: Reasons for Increased Cash Usage - Cash helps students control their spending, as they can physically see the amount of cash they have left, which encourages them to manage their expenses better [4][6] - In certain situations, cash is necessary due to limitations of mobile payment methods, such as poor network signals or device malfunctions, making cash a reliable backup [7][9] - Privacy concerns drive students to prefer cash payments, as mobile payment platforms can track personal spending habits and potentially expose sensitive information [10][12] - Cash payments are seen as a safeguard against various forms of financial fraud, with students opting for cash to avoid the risks associated with sharing bank details online [13][15] Group 2: Future Outlook - The trend indicates that while cash usage is rising among university students, mobile payments will not disappear but will coexist with cash payments in daily transactions [15]