The Single Index Card
We talk to University of Chicago professor Harold Pollack about how personal finance doesn’t have to be complicated and can fit on a single index card.
We talk to University of Chicago professor Harold Pollack about how personal finance doesn’t have to be complicated and can fit on a single index card.
We talk to Amanda Munday, founder of the Workaround which is a coworking office space for parents that offers child care while you work.
We talk to author Tony Steuer about his book Get Ready! A Step-by-Step Planner For Maintaining Your Financial First Aid Kit and takes us through his Critical Emergency Action List.
We talk to Evan Rachkovsky from the Canadian Snowbird Association about what Canadians should be thinking about when it comes to money if they are spending their winters down south.
We talk to Michelle Dittmer of the Canadian Gap Year Association about how young people can make the numbers work to take a gap year.
A lot of young people want to put their plans on pause and take a year off after high school. We’ll talk to Michelle Dittmer, the co-founder of The Canadian Gap Year Association about how to make the numbers work. Then, the things Snowbirds need to think about when it comes to money, with Evan Rachkovsky from the Canadian Snowbird Association. We talk to Tony Steuer about his upcoming book, Get Ready! A Step-By-Step Planner for Maintaining Your Financial First Aid Kit and Amanda Munday, about a new co-working space called the Workaround that offers childcare. Plus, we have all the investment advice you’ll ever need — and it supposedly fits on a index card!