What's In My Wallet

@realzack_

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Robin Hood gold card

Why it worked

The video taps into a common interest in personal finance and 'what's in my bag' style content. By showcasing specific credit cards and their benefits, it provides practical information that resonates with viewers looking to optimize their spending and rewards.

Summary

The creator shows the contents of their wallet, detailing their credit cards and a Tesla key card. They discuss the benefits and drawbacks of each card, highlighting the Capital One Venture and Robin Hood gold card as favorites, while expressing disappointment with the Apple Card.

Structure

1Introduction and overview of wallet contents
2Discussion of Chase debit and credit cards
3Mention of Tesla key card as a backup
4Detailed review of Capital One Venture card
5

Original caption

Everything in my wallet as a 25 year old 💳 Looking to add more credit cards and might upgrade the wallet soon too 😮‍💨🔥#wallet #creditcards #finances #moneyhackstiktokcontest @Robinhood @Capital One @J.P. Morgan @apple

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Product placement

Chase debit card: ACTS - used for transactions, though not preferred over credit cards. Removing it would change the contents of the wallet. (appears) - The card itself is shown. Removing it would change the contents of the wallet. Chase Freedom: ACTS - This credit card is shown and discussed as a past card. Removing it would change the narrative of the creator's credit card history. Chase Freedom Unlimited: ACTS - This credit card is shown and discussed as an upgraded card. Removing it would change the narrative of the creator's credit card history. Tesla key card: ACTS - This card is shown and discussed as a backup for the car. Removing it would change the contents of the wallet. Capital One Venture: ACTS - This credit card is shown and discussed as a primary card, with benefits detailed. Removing it would change the content of the video. Apple Card: ACTS - This credit card is shown and discussed, with its material and lack of benefits mentioned. Removing it would change the content of the video. Robin Hood gold card: ACTS - This credit card is shown and discussed, with its benefits detailed. Removing it would change the content of the video. Robin Hood (app/platform): ACTS - Mentioned as the platform to link the Robin Hood gold card to for reinvesting cashback. Removing it would change the explanation of the card's utility. The wallet: ACTS - The wallet is shown and described as the item holding all the cards. Removing it would change the subject of the video.

On-screen text

What's In My Wallet As a financially responsible 25 year old Here's what's in my wallet 25 year old who's pretty financially responsible my least used side to the most used side we got my I.D. my Chase debit card which I don't use often since my credit cards more ever credit card that I got was with Chase Chase Freedom But soon after Chase Freedom Unlimited this one I think is such a good beginner card Get a pretty good sign up bonus I believe to start building And also I Tesla key card my wallet just in case I get locked out of my car if you know Now for the use the most big boy credit card was this Capital One Venture and honestly it's probably one of the best lower tier credit cards you get a pretty good sign up bonus like $1,000 in travel on this one is like $90 Then I got the most performative card and it's the Apple Card Honestly most of the people that got this of the actual card since it's like 100% titanium And it's cool but this card honestly sucks any benefits on it The good part is there's no annual fee that bad a credit card just got using the most and it's the Robin Hood gold card The benefits on this one are pretty insane Well the best one is you get 3% cash back on every purchase which is unheard of especially on a card like this that an annual fee Also another reason this card is because all you can pretty much link it to your Robin Hood stock portfolio and just start reinvesting whatever you get for the actual wallet that I'm using is this black quilted leather card holder which was less than like 50 bucks nothing too crazy but definitely gonna new cards Peace base

Transcript

Here's what's in my wallet as a 25 year old who's pretty financially responsible. We'll start from my least used side to the most used side. First slot, we got my I.D. Then I got my Chase debit card which I don't use often since I like to use my credit cards more. Then the first ever credit card that I got was with Chase and it's the Chase Freedom. But soon after I upgraded to the Chase Freedom Unlimited. This one I think is such a good beginner card. Get a pretty good sign up bonus, I believe to start building. And also I have my Tesla key card which I like to keep in my wallet just in case I get locked out of my car, if you know. Now for the side that I use the most. My first big boy credit card was this Capital One Venture and honestly it's probably one of the best lower tier credit cards. You get a pretty good sign up bonus like $1,000 in travel on this one. The annual fee on this one is like $90. Then I got the most performative card and it's the Apple Card. Honestly, most of the people that got this of the actual card since it's like 100% titanium. And it's cool that it's an Apple Card, but this card honestly sucks. There's like not any benefits on it. The good part is there's no annual fee, so it's not that bad. Then we got a credit card that I recently just got and that I've been using the most and it's the Robin Hood gold card. The benefits on this one are pretty insane. Well the best one is you get 3% cash back on every purchase, which is unheard of especially on a card like this that doesn't have an annual fee. Also another reason this card is because all you can pretty much link it to your Robin Hood stock portfolio and just start reinvesting whatever you get for the actual wallet that I'm using is this black quilted leather card holder which was less than like 50 bucks. So yeah, nothing too crazy, but definitely gonna add more new cards to the wallet. Peace.