
Show Notes
In this episode, I sit down with Julia Cancro—a seasoned professional with a thriving career in tech and retail at Fortune 500 companies, and the author of More Than Cash: What To Do With Your Money Now That You’re Finally Making Some. Julia is on a mission to make financial literacy accessible (and even fun!) while showing people how simple it can be to start investing and build lasting wealth.We dive into the essentials from her quick, practical guide—including the five bank accounts everyone should have—and answer real questions like:✨ When should you use a credit card instead of a debit card?✨ How much money should you keep in your checking vs. savings?✨ What’s the difference between Canadian and American retirement funds?✨ How do you balance the pressure of social media luxury with living a grounded financial life?Julia also shares her perspective on women in the financial industry, why your future wealth depends on what you do today, and how small steps now can turn into life-changing rewards later.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by money management—or if you’re ready to stop “keeping up with the Joneses” and start building real security—this conversation will give you both clarity and confidence. My Free Newsletter (for more tips) 💌 https://www.thetwentiesdetox.com/newsletter
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