Rishi Sunak explains the change to contactless payment that will affect everyone in the UK

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    Since then, climbing back to the early January peak has proven slow going, with the latest quarter estimations showing it has recovered to just above the £300,000 mark.

    The contactless uplift should increase people’s willingness to spend money, pushing up spending and putting the UK in a more secure financial position.

    But it could also open consumers to a litany of potential dangers.

    Chief among them is theft, as those taking advantage of a stolen card can now spend more of their victims’ money.



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