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The ONLY 3 cards I carry as a financially literate 19yo 💳
@wealthbyamira
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The video likely performed well due to its relatable "financially literate" angle for a young audience, offering practical advice on managing finances with a minimalist approach. The clear presentation of specific, named financial products, especially the popular Wealthsimple card, provides tangible value and encourages viewers to consider similar strategies.
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A 19-year-old shares the three cards she carries for financial management: an RBC student debit card for ATM access, an RBC ION+ Visa for building credit, and her primary spending card, the Wealthsimple Prepaid Mastercard, which also serves her checking, savings, TFSA, and FHSA accounts.
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The only 3 cards I actually use as a financially literate 19-year-old 👇🏽 I like keeping my finances as simple as possible. Right now, these are the only three cards I carry: 💳 RBC Student Debit: I still keep it open mainly because it’s my student account and gives me easy ATM access. 💳 RBC ION+ Visa: My first credit card. I got it to start building my credit history, and the annual fee is waived while I’m a student. 💳 Wealthsimple Prepaid Mastercard: My main spending card. I also keep my TFSA, FHSA, savings, and everyday banking with Wealthsimple. Keeping fewer accounts helps me stay organized and makes managing my money much easier!! What’s in your wallet? #PersonalFinance #financialliteracy #creditcard #whatsinmywallet #investingforbeginners
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