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Because I travel non-stop I have been interested in a travel neck wallet that I can use to keep all of my important things on me and in my sight while Im traveling. Learn More At Http://Www.Amazon.Com/Travel Navigator Passport Blocking Security/Dp/B010 Er129 G/Travel Accessories/ is a lovely online database for new info concerning the purpose of it. Ive searched many products on Amazon.com because there are several different types of travel wallets, sellers, and styles available, and Ive also bought many different passport covers in the past that Ive used here and there. The passport covers Ive had in the past each had a few major issues that made them really not helpful for me, so eventually I decided not to use them. One had a clear plastic sleeve on the front where you put your credit cards and drivers license. I didnt really notice it when I bought it, but after using it for some time I really didnt appreciate this design. I like to wear the travel neck wallet on top of my shirt instead of inside it, and when it is on top of your shirt the plastic sleeve exposes your personal information. The other passport holder I bought a while ago was satisfactory, but the compartments just werent well thought out. No pocket was big enought to hold unfolded bills, so I had to fold up my cash. After a while I stopped using it because I didnt want to get out a wad of folded up bills each time I needed to buy something at a market, pay for bus fare, or anything else. There was also no pouch that was to hold coins, so I wound carrying coins in my pocket. So this time around I was looking for a well-designed wallet and I found just what I wanted! This passport holder from Travel Navigator Accessories has 6 compartments. Three are large enough for paper bills and it has a small zippered pocket that is wonderful for change. Its perfect! Ive used it for a couple trips so far and I think it will be something I use for a long time. The icing on the cake, the passport holder also stops RFID scanning. I didnt even know what that meant so I had to look it up, but turns out that passports and credit cards have tags that criminals can scan to steal your identity, and the travel wallet stops that scanning. Jackpot!.