What's in YOUR wallet?

stylesmurf · Sep 1, 2009

cash , I wish.

Kentishman · Sep 1, 2009

Dust and cobwebs :-(

bowtielover · Sep 1, 2009

Drivers license, Social security card, Visa debt and credit card, American express card, Pictures of my sons William and Stephen, Several sales card for various stores and shops, and 58$.

b99flick · Sep 1, 2009

Originally Posted by bowtielover

Drivers license, Social security card, Visa debt and credit card, American express card, Pictures of my sons William and Stephen, Several sales card for various stores and shops, and 58$.

Carrying a social security card on a daily basis is asking for trouble. At a minimum, one day you will lose your wallet and will have to wait in line at the SSA office for 6 hours to request a new one. However, if you've got one of those cool belt loop chains attached to your wallet, you have nothing to worry about-- disregard the message.

doctorj! · Sep 1, 2009

2 credit cards, drivers license, insurance cards, pictures of my wife, cash, pocket pharmacist license, and about $200 cash. Black greek print Versace wallet.

Aaron01 · Sep 1, 2009

Right now I'm using a Coach buffalo leather card case with AMEX, Visa, ATM/Debit card and Drivers license.

HomerJ · Sep 1, 2009

Slim card case

Driver's License
Visa
ATM/Debit

Usually no cash but I keep five $20's stashed in my car trunk in case I can't get to an ATM. Something like an insurance card which I see a lot of people carry, stays in a card case at home along with student ID and some other CCs.

teddieriley · Sep 1, 2009

I carry anywhere from 2-3 thousand in cash in my front pocket in a rubber band, you know, small timer stuff. When I have any appreciable sum, I have a pocket revolver in my sock.

oneeightyseven · Sep 1, 2009

I have a black ferragamo bifold with the logo embossed on the outside. Inside I carry my driver's license, school ID, debit card and 2 tim horton's cards (

). Pictures to come!

Warren G. · Sep 1, 2009

Debit/Visa card Student ID Driver License

UnFacconable · Sep 1, 2009

Originally Posted by b99flick

Carrying a social security card on a daily basis is asking for trouble. At a minimum, one day you will lose your wallet and will have to wait in line at the SSA office for 6 hours to request a new one. However, if you've got one of those cool belt loop chains attached to your wallet, you have nothing to worry about-- disregard the message.

I think I (or more likely my parents) lost my social security card between 10 and 15 years ago. Why anyone would carry it around is beyond me, but I don't have any reason to go get a new card either. As long as you remember the nine digits, the card doesn't serve any function that I can recall.

up1bin · Sep 1, 2009

Originally Posted by UnFacconable

I think I (or more likely my parents) lost my social security card between 10 and 15 years ago. Why anyone would carry it around is beyond me, but I don't have any reason to go get a new card either. As long as you remember the nine digits, the card doesn't serve any function that I can recall.

Have you ever applied to and got a job? Employers require their newly hired employees to come in with their SS Card.

teddieriley · Sep 1, 2009

Originally Posted by up1bin

Have you ever applied to and got a job? Employers require their newly hired employees to come in with their SS Card.

Where, at McDonalds? I have never had an employer ask me for my SS card. SSN of course, or a driver's license or passport.

&Son · Sep 1, 2009

Stainless clip, the sterling always tarnishes and bends. Cash, ID, four cards, insurance stuff and business cards.

I still have my original SS card, signed when I was about ten. Always gives me a chuckle when I look at the signature. I'm not sure what a prospective employer might think of my ten year old penmanship.

vitaminc · Sep 1, 2009

2 credit card, 1 atm, drivers license, costco card, health/dental card, 1 benjamin + rest of the change

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