Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley was found to be carrying more than £1,000 in £50 notes yesterday when asked to turn out his pockets at a security checkpoint. How much cash would you say you typically carry?

Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley was found to be carrying more than £1,000 in £50 notes yesterday when asked to turn out his pockets at a security checkpoint. How much cash would you say you typically carry? Published on 8 September 2016 → Survey conducted on 8 September 2016 on 3631 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

None

£0-10

29%

£11-20

28%

£21-50

24%

£51-100

More than £100

Don't know

None

£0-10

29%

£11-20

28%

£21-50

24%

£51-100

More than £100

Don't know

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