Travel
- Target, Etc.
The day has been a little overcast at times, but it's 65 degrees so I won't complain. I went to get a few birthday cards at Target, and also dropped by the library where I checked out four books on quilting. Target could have been...
- Tarriss Money Belt And Luggage Locks #giveaway
You know how they say better safe than sorry? It doesn't get any truer than when you travel. Safety is one of the main reasons people mention whenever they are asked why they don't travel more often. But to be honest, as long as you take certain...
- Bellroy #giveaway The Perfect Passport Sleeve
This week we are giving you the chance to win the perfect passport sleeve worth around $100. Most people don't even use passport sleeves. They just put their passport in the pocket and that's it. I would tell them that they have to use one, to...
- How To Safely Use Your Credit Card In Qatar
Qatar is quickly becoming one of the Middle East’s most popular destinations for travellers and holiday makers as it has an endless list of recommended attractions for visitors to the country. If you are currently planning your visit you should give...
- Aruba Travel With An Atm Card
Before traveling with an ATM card, please check with your bank's policies regarding lost and stolen cards. Rules and policies are not necessarily the same as they are with credit cards where you are normally liable for only the first $50 in charges....
Travel
Safe Travels: The Rogue Wallet Review
How safe are your credit cards in your wallet? Have you heard about RFID protection? These days RFID tags are embedded in your credit cards. But when data flies through the air, there is a risk of exposing personal and financial information. For exactly this reason, I looked for a good RFID protection while I travel and not only. And so I came across the Rogue Wallet.
When Michael Lyons visited his chiropractor in the early 2000s complaining of back pain. The doctor made a quick assessment based on Lyons' bulging leather wallet. He said he should get rid of it as soon as possible. So the elder Lyons set about tinkering with his own design and soon produced the first Rogue wallet, a uniquely shaped billfold designed to be stored in the front pocket.
The slim Rogue Wallet's special curved shape fits perfectly in the front pocket of your pants, preventing back pain caused by keeping your wallet in your back pocket when seated. I especially like the fact that the Rogue Wallet is made of genuine leather and cotton canvas. I would also recommended to carry it in the front pocket for security reasons when you travel and not only. Although it's thin, the Rogue Wallet is large enough to accept currency at full length, and during my travels I discovered that also all kinds of foreign bills fit in it perfectly.
When traveling I like to keep my passport and my credit cards safe. So why not keeping them together? The Rogue Red Line Passport Folder is an excellent leather cover with slots for my credit cards, featuring of course the Rogue RFID protection.
- Target, Etc.
The day has been a little overcast at times, but it's 65 degrees so I won't complain. I went to get a few birthday cards at Target, and also dropped by the library where I checked out four books on quilting. Target could have been...
- Tarriss Money Belt And Luggage Locks #giveaway
You know how they say better safe than sorry? It doesn't get any truer than when you travel. Safety is one of the main reasons people mention whenever they are asked why they don't travel more often. But to be honest, as long as you take certain...
- Bellroy #giveaway The Perfect Passport Sleeve
This week we are giving you the chance to win the perfect passport sleeve worth around $100. Most people don't even use passport sleeves. They just put their passport in the pocket and that's it. I would tell them that they have to use one, to...
- How To Safely Use Your Credit Card In Qatar
Qatar is quickly becoming one of the Middle East’s most popular destinations for travellers and holiday makers as it has an endless list of recommended attractions for visitors to the country. If you are currently planning your visit you should give...
- Aruba Travel With An Atm Card
Before traveling with an ATM card, please check with your bank's policies regarding lost and stolen cards. Rules and policies are not necessarily the same as they are with credit cards where you are normally liable for only the first $50 in charges....