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Why the Money Clip Wallet

What makes the money clip wallet stand out from the rest of the bunch is because of its small sleek design. Who wants to carry around a big bulky wallet anymore? This is what makes the money clip wallet such a fantastic option. You can carry it in your back pocket or your front pocket and never really even notice it’s there. They make many different styles of money clip wallets to choose from including…

Fashion and style

To continue from above there is so much potential hear that you’ll want to go out and get one. Money clip wallets come in many different shapes and sizes, different materials and colors. Need one that just holds a license, a credit card and your money. Need one that holds a hand full of plastic and a wad of money they make them too. If you’re looking for something casual or really classy you can choose from different qualities of leather, nylon, and metals such as sterling silver, gold, or just plain chrome metal the pickings all yours.

The leather money clip wallet

The leather money clip wallet is your basic money clip wallet, which consists of a metal clip and slots for your license and credit cards. The money clip on the wallet is usually designed to hold many bills, with a solid clamp to hold your currency very securely. The clips vary in size and bulkiness, some may be comfortable while some may protrude out of the wallet making it uncomfortable to place in your back pocket. But most are very versatile and can be easily placed in your from pocket with the same feel and size of your cell phone.

The magnet money clip wallet

If you’re looking for the slimmest, comfortable, and unnoticeable wallet on earth this may be your best option. The magnetic money clip wallet is generally smaller then the money clip wallet mentioned earlier. This is because this wallet features a magnet that securely holds your bill, rather than a metal clip. There are no protruding options in this wallet design. It’s very sleek and probably the best looking wallet of the bunch if you’re going for this look.

The credit card money clip wallet

The credit card money clip wallet is specifically designed for its name, the credit card. This wallet is usually comes with 3 to 4 slots for your credit/debit cards or any other cards you may need. Keep in mind this design is simple meaning if you carry around 10 different cards in your wallet now, this is probably not going to be your best option. The credit card wallet comes with either a metal clip or a magnetic clip for your currency and just a few slots for your most important pieces of plastic.

The bi-fold money clip wallet

This style wallet comes in many different fashionable shapes and styles. If you require much more space then the wallets mentioned thus and still want a money clip with your wallet this is definitely your choice. Just like the name says, bi-fold money clip wallet. This style money clip wallet comes in two distinct styles. One contains the money clip on the outside of the wallet while the other design has it inside the fold of the wallet. The most popular and if security of your bill are a concern this style is for you. This bi-fold money clip wallet contains a clip in the center of the fold that that clamps down directly in the middle of your money. One side of the wallet is for your license and the other for your cards.

The other style is exactly like the money clip wallet mentioned earlier but has a flap that opens allowing more room for more of your important stuff. Some contain just a flap to hold only your license while some contain many more slots for your cards.

In closing what makes the money clip wallet better than your traditional wallet is that its design allows only for the slots that it has. You cannot stuff anymore than that in it. Unlike the traditional bi or tri-fold wallet that allows you to stuff everything under the moon in it. So if you’re looking for a new look and fashionable style wallet then you need to get a money clip wallet. They are the best wallets out there and if you pay attention you will start to notice people all around you changing to the money clip wallet.

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First and foremost, regularly spend less than you make.  Consider a local mattress dealer that advertises on radio and TV.  His madcap skits, offering “no deposit, no interest, and no payments until . . . whenever,” are hilarious.  However, I shudder at the thought that someone actually purchases an unaffordable product, gambling that in a year or so the full purchase price can be paid so to avoid scheduled fees and retroactive interest.  It’s a recipe for disaster.  

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Money Tip 6 - Don’t expect money to make you happy.

You’ve heard the old saying: “Money isn’t everything.”  That’s true.  Like it or not, wealth brings with it certain demands and responsibilities, and if you ignore them you’ll regret it.  As you become wealthy¾recognizably wealthy¾certain aspects of your life change, and not all for the better.  Although the problems of meeting the mortgage and financing the children’s schooling may no longer exist, other problems move in to take their place.  Your relationship with friends and relatives begin to change as you are viewed as something apart.  It seems that admiration and envy are opposite sides of the same coin, and as your perceived fortune grows, you will be the recipient of both emotions.  Merely possessing money doesn’t ensure happiness.  Only its prudent use results in satisfaction.  

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In the final analysis, there is a practical limit on personal consumption, beyond which satisfaction is marginal.  At some point in our lives there must be more than mere acquisition.  In this hostile world are deserving people, and the opportunity to share your bounty in a meaningful way is exactly that - an opportunity.  There is satisfaction in giving back a portion of your good fortune. Establish a private non-profit educational foundation into which you contribute sums of money.  These funds become available for scholarships to students chosen by the foundation directors whom you select, perhaps faculty members of a nearby college.  The student chosen receive payments as long as they perform satisfactorily, and it’s your task to monitor their performance.  Not only do deserving students benefit directly to the extent of nearly 100 percent of your contributions, but also your donations qualify as tax deductions.  This is a fine way to fund a philanthropic enterprise in which the value to the actual recipients can be seen and appreciated.  What finer way might you spend money?

Al Jacobs has been a professional investor for more than four decades. His business experience ranges from real estate, mortgage, and securities investment to appraisal, civil engineering, and the operation of a private trust company. In addition to managing his investments on a day-to-day basis, he is a featured financial columnist for both online and print publications. He is the author of Nobody’s Fool: A Skeptic’s Guide to Prosperity. You may subscribe to his financial Newsletter, “On the Money Trail,” at no cost or obligation, by visiting www.onthemoneytrail.com.

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