What's In Your Wallet??
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TTC pass. $185. cash. Library card. OHIP card, interact card and some other ID. And one phone number (with no name), on the back of a bank machine reciept that looks like female handwriting but have no idea where it came from. 
My wallet contains the key to the mystery of the universe, babe. Too bad the professional girlfriends just want my money in my wallet.luv4lust said:
LORL!!!Interesting. I'm the exact opposite; I use credit cards for almost everything. The idea is that I can get something in return for all of my spending, be it a cash rebate, free flights or free merchandise of some kind. In addition, by using a credit card, you get to hold on to your cash for that much longer.nautilus said:
Yes. Especially since they tend to send you offers to receive bonus points in the mail. I've accumulated free flights because of this without even trying!PHNINE said:
Aerogold
As an aside, I had a flight cancelled once due to a snowstorm. Aerogold picked up the tab for my hotel suite, meals and a car to the airport the next morning through the flight delay insurance plan that's included.
As an aside, I had a flight cancelled once due to a snowstorm. Aerogold picked up the tab for my hotel suite, meals and a car to the airport the next morning through the flight delay insurance plan that's included.
I refuse to pay bank fees so I have only no-fee cards in my wallet, and all my credit cards are set up to auto pay from my bank account, so I never pay CC interest. Sometimes I wind up with a negative balance on my LoC but the interest on that is much lower.
Can redeem points for concert tickets and special experience like pilot flight simulaters.drlove said:
Xarir's Wallet
AMEX (Corporate)
RBC British Airways Visa (Personal)
RBC bank card
Gym membership
Indigo card (for collecting points when I buy books)
AirMiles card
Driver's Licence
Aeroplan card (for using the self-serve check-in terminals at the airport)
Manulife Health card (extended health plan from work)
Business cards (never know when you might meet someone and need to give one out)
$200 - $300 Canadian cash
Sometimes a few receipts from meals & entertainment expenses
AMEX (Corporate)
RBC British Airways Visa (Personal)
RBC bank card
Gym membership
Indigo card (for collecting points when I buy books)
AirMiles card
Driver's Licence
Aeroplan card (for using the self-serve check-in terminals at the airport)
Manulife Health card (extended health plan from work)
Business cards (never know when you might meet someone and need to give one out)
$200 - $300 Canadian cash
Sometimes a few receipts from meals & entertainment expenses
PHNINE's Wallet
Let's see besides my AeroGold I have:
Td Gold
AMEX Gold (business use only though)
Debit Card
Driver's License
OHIP
CAA Card
Air Miles (which I never use)
Golf Membership Angus Glen (which I never use)
Le Meridien Gold Membership Card
Hyatt Gold Membership
Aeroplan Executive Card
Cash $500-$1000 depending on how bad I feel like being that night!! LOL
Yes, and some receipts...woohoo write off...
Let's see besides my AeroGold I have:
Td Gold
AMEX Gold (business use only though)
Debit Card
Driver's License
OHIP
CAA Card
Air Miles (which I never use)
Golf Membership Angus Glen (which I never use)
Le Meridien Gold Membership Card
Hyatt Gold Membership
Aeroplan Executive Card
Cash $500-$1000 depending on how bad I feel like being that night!! LOL
Yes, and some receipts...woohoo write off...
I keep my hotel membership numbers as a memo note on my Blackberry. Saves me from having to carry around a few more cards. The Indigo & AirMiles card though need to be scanned as they don't let me just tell them the number.
