Re: What's actually in your wallet?

baller4life · ‎10-09-2014

Amex Delta
Navy Fed Cash Rewards
Barclays Ring
Barclays RMC
Driver's license
Wells Fargo debit card
USAA ATM
Navy Fed ATM
AAA

PokemonMaster · ‎10-09-2014

I rotate my credit cards in and out of my wallet but I always have at least three credit cards and my Schwab debit card with me. I also have my University ID card, my Drivers License and my Health Insurance card in my wallet. I keep the rest of my credit/debit cards in a secondary wallet (if you can call it that) in my nightstand.

CreditJunkie917 · ‎10-09-2014

AMEX PLAT

AMEX PRG

AMEX BCE

CSP

With the occasional swap out with my Amex Plat for my NFCU CR or USAA WMC

Amex PRG(NPSL), Amex BCE($5K), Amex Hilton($1K), NavCheck ($15K), NFCU CR Siggy($20K), USAA Amex($7K), USAA World MC($7K), CSP($2.3K), Chase Marriott($1.8K), Care Credit($2.5K), Cap1 QS($3.5K), VS($500), Cap1 Secure($200) Starting Scores(Jan 2013): FICO EQ: 643, TU: 552, EX: 567 Current Scores(Sept. 2016): FICO EQ: 672, TU: 703(?), EX: 682 In the Garden FOR-EV-ER!!!!! Cards and goals achieved! Let's grow and mature these babies!!!

Anonymous · ‎10-09-2014

@mikemsceo wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@iCoop wrote:
This is what's in my wallet:

Since we're taking pictures..

You really love your amex cards lol
I was thinking the same thing.

I love how you made a nice lounge for the AMEX

I figured, once i had 4 AMEX i'd let them occupy their own side.

@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@iCoop wrote:
That's one organized wallet lol. S/he has all the cards in A,B,C,D order.
I didn't even notice that.

Yeah! What kind of sick mind would even think of organizing them by alphabetical order? Everybody knows that a healthy mind would organize credit cards by color. Or at least, by how cute they are. So, let's use some logic, alphabetical order? Please! We ain't no librarians...

That was mostly by accident than anything. But good observation!

GlocksAndCredit · ‎10-09-2014

I'm currently wielding my Chase United, CSP and Freedom. As well as my Target REDCard, Fidelity AMEX, and Sallie Mae MasterCard.

CSP $9500, CapitalOne VentureOne Sig Visa $8000 Chase Freedom Sig Visa $5000, Citi ThankYou Preferred Sig Visa $5000, Amazon Store Card $5000, Discover IT $4800, CapitalOne Quick Silver MasterCard $4000, Fidelity AMEX $4000, Sallie Mae Mastercard $3300, Hilton Honors Sig Visa $3300, Citi Double Cash $2700, SunTrust Cash Rewards $2500, Citi Simplicity Visa $2300, AMEX BCE $2000, AMEX Everyday $2000, AMEX Delta SkyMiles $2000, Amazon Reward Visa $1800, BP VIsa $1800, Barclays Apple Visa $1700, Suncoast FCU $1000, Target REDCard $900

Current Scores: EQ 727 (Fico), EX 735 (Fico) **In the Garden unti....forever.

1GaDawg85 · ‎10-09-2014

people still carry debit cards?

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Santi78342 · ‎10-09-2014

I carry everything in my signature plus two debit cards (some times I need to pull out cash for various reasons), + my debit REDCard. The only exception is I keep my CU CC in between my phone and its case in case I lose my wallet or something. I also have a "work" wallet that gets pretty dirty because I do construction, in which I only keep a copy of Sallie Mae, QS1, and my Cash Rewards credit card + 1 debit card.

VegasKyle · ‎10-09-2014

@1GaDawg85 wrote:
people still carry debit cards?

How else do you get cash?

Starting Score: EQ 599, TU 577
Current Score: EQ 703 9/20/14(HI 741 on 5/13), TU 690 10/1/14 (HI 751 on 5/13), EX 700 10/1/14
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Anonymous · ‎10-09-2014

@VegasKyle wrote:
@1GaDawg85 wrote:
people still carry debit cards?
How else do you get cash?

Cash advances, duh.

Anonymous · ‎10-09-2014

I carry them all in my wallet. I mean I only have 4... but I like having them there in case I need them. I have learned to have pretty good self control so I don't worry about using them when I shouldn't be... Now if only I had the same self control with my debit card... funny how life works!

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