Loyalty Cards!

They can save you lots of money!


And they can drive you nuts when you’re standing at the front of a long line, sifting through a hundred cards, trying to find the one you need right now.
And what about the business card for that doctor you see once a year? Where’s that?
How about that gift card that has just a dollar or two left on it. Can’t throw it away. That’s money! But also can’t keep track of the dang thing to save your life.
Just like your coupons, those cards won’t do you a bit of good if you can’t find them when you need them.
So organize them!
All it takes is a small dedicated wallet and some index cards of some type.
There are free patterns available on the internet if you like to sew.
Or there are people who would be happy to do the sewing for you for a small fee.
Office supply stores sell small expandable file folders. Some have tabbed dividers. Or you can buy those separately.
I see these small wallets at the thrift store all the time. This is what I use for my cards. I keep it in my purse along with a very small wallet that I use for every day stuff like my driver’s license and cash. This is a better solution for me than one big wallet with all these things stuffed inside of it.

I found a free set of printable index tabs online.

So now, I can find the card I need faster than my Cheesecake Fantasy ice cream sundae can begin to melt!

How do you keep track of your assorted cards?
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3 Comments

  1. I sure don’t keep track of mine – but need too!! What a great idea. Thanks!

  2. For the keychain sized ones I put them on a keyring that is just for all of my cards. I put them on alphabetically and it is easy to flip through them. If a place doesn’t use the small ones, I just hope they take my phone number instead! I never have enough gift cards to worry about.

  3. I do this too! I don’t have them separated by tabs, but before I go into a store I can easily sort through them in my car. Then I have it all ready.

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