Eliminating Embedded Fees
John De Goey talks to us about the regulatory change that could eliminate embedded fees.
An App To Improve Financial Literacy in Kids
Parents often worry that their kids are missing important financial skills. We talk to the developers of a new app called “Save the Camp”, designed to improve financial literacy in kids.
EP1717 – Kids & Money: A new app hopes to bridge the financial literacy gap
Parents often worry that their kids are missing important financial skills. We’ll talk to the developers of a new app called “Save the Camp”, designed to improve financial literacy in kids. Then, one of the robo-advisor’s is expanding its business into life insurance. We’ll look at technology is up to the task. And some tips on the “decumulation” phase of retirement savings. Plus, the author of a new book called “The Path to a Successful Divorce”.
Hunting For A Financial Bargain
Manny Kandola talks about what is Interest Piggy.
Doris Belland Answers Your Questions
We play another round of ‘Ask Anything’. This time with Doris Belland.
The Cost of Bad Behaviour
Christopher Davis on the costs of bad behaviour, and what you can do about them.
Protecting Your Purse
Doris Belland, the author of “Protect your purse – Shared Lessons for Women: Avoid Financial Messes, Stop Emotional Bankruptcies, and Take Charge of Your Money” joins us to talk about her journey.
Pay for Performance: Will a new business model mean better returns?
Chris Ambridge joins us to talk about the model of ‘Pay for Performance’
EP1716 – Pay for Performance: Will a new business model mean better returns?
There are many low-fee investing options on the market. Would you consider one where you paid most of the fee only after it beat the benchmark? And, as the saying goes, you are your own worst enemy. New research from Morningstar on the costs of bad behaviour, and what you can do about them. Plus a conversation with Doris Belland, the author of “Protect your purse – Shared Lessons for Women: Avoid Financial Messes, Stop Emotional Bankruptcies, and Take Charge of Your Money.”
Jim Yih Answers Your Questions
We play another round of ‘Ask Anything’. This time with Jim Yih.
