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Was very easy - I just don't have coins / notes at all. Was almost 6 months I last carried a note.
My wallet had 6 card slots:
1. ID
2. Office badge
3. Alumni ID (I ocassionaly use my business school amnities)
4-6 Credit cards
Note that I am from Europe where we don't tip for everything, hence virtually non-existant need for cash😀
4-6 are slots...
1 Debit (Revolut)
1 Corporate Amex
1 Personal gold Amex
I don’t accept coins
Use credit cards to pay. Your coins are obsolete
I have a phone case that holds my ID, credit card, and an emergency $50. No need for a wallet most of the time
Moved 6 years ago. Love it. Can never imagine going back to a traditional wallet. Recently started a company and have another wallet in my backpack which carries my business cards and other non urgent cards Like my health card and so on.
I’ve got a Ridge wallet with a small strap for cash. I usually carry small bills and a 50 for tips or the occasional cash only place. If I get change I leave it as a tip or give it to someone on a corner asking for it.
Every payment possible goes on my credit cards, I’m not missing out on those sweet points.
It doesn’t happen all that often because most goes on cards but when I do it I like to think I helped someone eat that day.
Look at the travelambo wallet of amazon.
Skinny wallet - name of the brand - excellent