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Keeping cash is not necessarily considered hoarding; it depends on the context and intent. Hoarding typically refers to the excessive accumulation of items beyond what is necessary or useful, often driven by anxiety or fear. If someone is holding onto cash for practical reasons, such as saving for emergencies or future investments, it is not hoarding. However, if they are stockpiling cash out of fear of economic instability without any clear purpose, it could be seen as a form of hoarding.

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