Full Episode – Navigating your finances in this “New Normal”
Planning for financial change during a divorce. Dilys D’Cruz, from Meridian, will talk about how to navigate through this change. And, Matthew Ardrey, vice president and portfolio manager at triDelta Financial Partners Inc., will share some tips on whether or not you should keep your pension or take its commuted value. Then, sending money abroad. Nick Lembo from TransferWise tells us how this app lets you send money without the hidden fees. Plus, Michael Tracey will be here to tell us about the Ontario Securities Commission’s 2020 Investor Experience Survey. And, Canada Life’s new RESP employee benefit with Ryan Weiss.
Full Episode – Resilience: How to overcome the financial potholes you’ll face
Many Canadians are unaware of the high costs associated with divorce. Shulman Law Firm’s Laura Paris is here to take us through these often surprising costs. And, the expensive road to healing. Lisa Coxon, editor and writer for LowestRates.ca is here to tell us about the financial costs of trauma. Then, reaching your financial goals without having to leave your couch. Credit Karma’s Monisha Sharma is here with some tips on how to kickstart your savings. Plus, personal finance blogger Tom Drake will be here to tell us about MapleMoney. And, a cautionary tale on RRSPs with Next Chapter’s Lesley Poole.
Full Episode: Is Funeral Expense insurance really worth it?
Many Canadians are paying higher investment fees than they have to. Dale Roberts, creator of the Cut The Crap Investing blog, is here to tell us why he believes in lower fees. And, financial planning for the 12 Million single Canadian out there. Amy Dietz-Graham from BMO Private Wealth identifies what’s different and how to manage it. Then, would you talk about your money at the office? Nathan Hamilton, from The Ascent reviews their latest study called Money Talk: Over One Thousand Employees Discuss Taboo Topics at Work. Plus, 8,000 days. Michael Lynch of Hartford Funds on how to divide up the massive number of days into just four phases. Plus, all you need to know about funeral insurance with Lorne Marr from LSM Insurance.
Full Episode: Retirement Special
Themed retirement communities are a growing trend, for teachers, nuns and and even nudists (!) We’ll talk to Sue Johansen, from A Place For Mom, about the idea. And, if you had the choice to stop working right now, would you? Michelle Silver joins us to talk about her book, Retirement and Its Discontents: Why We Won’t Stop Working Even If We Can. Then, Melaina Vinski from PwC tells us how understanding behavioral economics can help you save for your retirement; Actuary Fred Vettese on how to calculate how much you can spend in retirement. Plus, personal finance expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq on why women need to save more than men for retirement—and how to do it.
Full Episode: Getting the complete picture on your investments
Keeping track of various investment accounts can be complicated. Simon Boulet, CEO of Wealthica, is here to tell us how his fintech start-up will make it easier. And, how to raise your money smart kids. John Lanza introduces us to his Money Mammals, a cast of cute, cuddly animals that know a thing or two about personal finance. Then, managing the change from worker bee to retiree. Patricia Doyle, author of Retirement Transition, is here to share her tips on how you can best prepare for this stage in your life. Plus, Steven Arnott shares his Snowman’s Guide to Personal Finance. And, global asset manager Legal & General on why they are taking the Climate Impact Pledge.
