Cleaning Out Your Wallet

If you are in the small minority of people who keeps their wallet relatively free of the sort of junk that clogs up the wallets of so many, you are lucky indeed; for most people, however, wallets tend to take on a lot of weight over the years, and when you start to try to clean it out, it can be difficult to know exactly what you can and cannot get rid of. Even though this can be difficult, however, it is also important for you wallet to be streamlined, as this not only makes it easier to get in and out of stores, but it also (if you are a guy) will keep you from having back problems from sitting on a bulky wallet, (if you are a gal) will make your purse lighter, and (for everyone) will make a lost wallet a lot less dangerous and nerve-wracking.

If you are hoping to make your wallet a little bit lighter, the first thing you need to do is get rid of any pictures or receipts or scraps of paper that are padding the inside of your wallet, as these items do little but make your wallet bulkier and (if you have personal information written on any receipts or scraps of paper) make a lost wallet more dangerous.

When it comes to cash, you should always keep some on you in case of emergency, but you can lighten your wallet (and keep your money safer) by carrying a minimal amount of money in your wallet.

And no matter how many credit cards you own, you should keep your cards to no more than two: one credit card and your debit card; this “cutting out of cards” also includes “rewards” cards and “membership” cards, as most places that offer such cards can pull up your information using your email address or phone number!

Cleaning out your wallet can seem like a real hassle, but once you have made the effort to do so, you will be happy that you did – and your back or your purse will certainly thank you in the long run!

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