What's in your wallet/purse?

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Paul_1977 wrote: »

Child cards are not for "high rollers", more the legal profession, apparently.

I've never met a poor solicitor or lawyer, so in a case they are high rollers kind of.

Z.Ruined

I'm from Singapore and am new to this forum, so I guess I will make this my first post here.

My wallet has:
ID card
POSB Go! MasterCard (NETs & Debit) (bank only has $2.70 though..)
Popular Bookstore member card (expired~!)
Cafe Galilee library drinks card (2 drinks left to claim, expires 31st Dec'15)
Namecard from a store in Maungatoroto
$20 Challenger voucher (expires 31st Oct'15)
NK haircut member card (4 more uses)

And finally $17.75

I don't even know how to live properly for the next few days or this month

I'm 20 years old with only an 'O' levels certificate, working a $8/hr part-time job less than 30hours a week (esp. because I decline more hours since I can't afford the meals and bus fare at this time.. )

SIGH!

economypaul

forgotten how to use this site but here goes. I've been updating telephone no.s in m CARDSGONE wallet for years but tried again today, found my full list of organisations in my wallet, added 2 more but now it says it can't find my wallet. Tried re-entering all of them but it still cannot find them. What am I doing wrong.

Anthorn

Right now at this very minute: TSB debit card, MBNA credit card, Fidor UK debit card, Rainbow Saver Anglia Credit Union membership card, book of 6 1st class stamps.

I just loaded my wallet ready for a trip to town for food shopping, birthday gift shopping and visiting the credit union. Always have stamps in my wallet though.

Toe-Jam

Santander Visa Debit Card
Number26 Debit Card (For Travelling)
Barclaycard Visa

[Deleted User]

We have got...

1 TSB Visa Debit
1 First Direct Visa Debit
1 Amex Everyday cashback card
Driving licence
NUS extra card
Tesco clubcard
£20

DigForVictory

Right now my wallet has a few coppers & the remains of a book of stamps. The silver in there (far too little, <blush>) has gone to a colleague's retirement gift.
My phone has my bank current account card tucked between phone & cover & my key ring bristles with loyalty fobs.
I have a document holder wallet with my driving licence, chit to show I may drive a pool car (noone's asked to see it), assorted photos of sons in the clear bit, an oystercard, sundry loyalty cards that don't come in fob size, & my Costco card.
Stuffed in a PC, I store my credit card. I make a point of not knowing the PIN to prevent foolishness like actually buying groceries on it, but I have the phone number to squeal for help handy too.
In a place I fondly imagine my offspring don't know about, I have a tiny wallet with £50 cash in case of emergencies.

planteria

at the moment just: HSBC Premier Debitcard, Barclaycard Cashback Visa & Amex [Amex] Cashback.

ConsumerMatt

My wallet currently consists of:
- Natwest Debit card
- Driving license card
- Tesco Clubcard
- Gym membership card
- Costco card
- Oyster card
- Work ID card

In the section where the notes should be: just a load of receipts. No idea why I don't clean it out more often. It just tricks me into believing I actually have some cash! The fact I also found my ski lift pass from last February shows how little I empty it.

I have been trying in vain to switch current account over to my new First Direct account but it's just been sitting on my desk for the last 4 days because I still haven't got an answer from the phone service their leaflets seem to rave about :rotfl:

naz1106

Hi - new to this forum and stumbled across this post. So here's what's in my purse:

Debit Cards:
Halifax Ultimate Rewards Visa Debit
Barclays Bank Visa Debit
Nationwide FlexAccount Visa Debit
National Westminster Select Account Visa Debit

Credit Cards:
Vanquis Bank Gold Visa Credit
Barclaycard Cashback AMex and Visa Credit
Tesco Bank Mastercard
Laura Ashley Classic Account Mastercard
House of Fraser Recognition Mastercard
Debenhams Mastercard
Halifax Mastercard
John Lewis Partnership Mastercard
Nationwide Credit Card

Others
Driving Licence