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06-29-2011, 12:14 PM
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Safe deposit boxes work well, too.
If the cards are easily replaceable, the insurance is fine. But if you've got cards that aren't so easy to come by, the loss is much more painful. Cash only makes up for so much. I'd rather have the cards. TO think about having to replace the ones that were missing makes my heart hurt. 
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