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Cash is still king. Paul has a few tips for the digital-savvy.

I use delivery apps, but some people prefer cash. Who offers delivery via cash still?

You could be standing right next to a millionaire at the grocery store, and not even realize it. Here are 10 subtle signs that someone may be richer than they appear in Montana.

Part of the issue nowadays is that people younger than me pay for everything with a card. Debit card, credit card, and so on.

Purgatory 3 is a two-night party with four themes and starts Friday 8pm at Petroleum Club. Saturday's venues include MetraPark, Red Door and Daisy Dukes with costume contests both night and $2500 in prize money.

Bones. Bucks. Moolah. No matter what you call it you can never have too much of it. That's why we want to make you $5,000 richer. Here's how.

Should you be asked if you want your few pennies or little bit of change back?

Have you planned out your rich life yet? Mine starts with a sprawling estate at Rehberg Ranch with an infinity pool, outdoor kitchen, personal chef, trip around the world, a new Movado watch, a tap with running Blue Chair Coconut Spiced Rum and my own personal helicopter...

Twice each weekday this month (excluding Thanksgiving) you could WIN CASH on Cat Country 102.9 with Captain Cash Cat! Listen for the cue to call and be the 25th nationwide caller to 1-877-854-WINS to win $1000. Become a Cat Country VIP member here and we'll give you an unfair internet advantage...

I would not call myself a gamble-a-holic but I am very fond of Doodleburger! For just 20 cents a spin I could realize my dreams... of winning $800 (the Montana maximum). Okay, when I think of fulfilling my dreams financially it usually involves more than $800 but I've never even won that much so it would be pretty exciting...

If you win Cat Country 102.9's $1000 Tax Rebate here's what you'll be winning as expressed in various foreign currencies: 769.41 Euros 651.68 British Pounds Sterling 97,496 Japanese Yen 1,796,160,000 Old Turkish Lira 6257...

Yesterday's 'One-Line Mondays' focused around a research project that Paul read about. A college in South Dakota is currently conducting experiments with a bio-metric purchasing technology that would allow people to identify themselves through their blood...