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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
A Canadian personal finance podcast that aims to give you real talk about exactly that: Money. Personal finance is rife with jargon, with seemingly impossible advice (don’t ever buy a latte; avocado toast is the reason you’re broke) from people who just don’t get it. They aren’t Millennials -- trying to get ahead against impossibly high home prices and seemingly insurmountable debt -- but we are. We may not be experts, we may not have all the answers, but we get it. And we’re here to give you the real talk on all things money.
Update frequency:
every 16 days
Average audio length:
38 minutes
English
Canada
50 episodes
since Aug. 26, 2019
episodic
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~90.04% of listeners are from United States.
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90.04%
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CA
5.88%
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PH
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IN
0.90%
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NG
0.45%
Others
0.02%
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Millionaire Teacher, Andrew Hallam, sits down with Jon Vassallo, VP of Partnerships at Ratehub.ca, to discuss Andrew’s new book: Balance: How to Invest and Spend for Happiness, Health, and Wealth. The two discuss how to live a better life (money isn’t everything), how to align spending with values…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Are you planning on buying a house in 2022? Is it a New Year's Resolution? Here's everything you need to know about buying a home from people that did it in 2021.
Jessica Moorhouse is an award winning blogger, podcaster, and an accredited financial counsellor in Canada. Ratehub’s Director of Insu…
From the BC floods to the Wet Bandits flooding the basements in Home Alone—how does your home insurance work with natural disasters and climate change? What risks does Christmas pose to your house? What happens if your gifts get stolen? What do you do in case of a break-in? Do you really have to sh…
Ramit Sethi, author of “ I will teach you to be rich” recently tweeted out: 3 signs someone is financially sophisticated.
They know their numbers cold: Savings rates, asset allocation, debt payoff date, goals.
Creative, even extravagant spending on the things they love. Not penny pinchers. Th…
With vaccines rolling out for 5-11-year-olds, we may be nearing the end of the COVID pandemic.
It’s been a time of juxtapositions. The burnout of finally being able to work from home, social distancing with your closest friends and family, and the great resignation from a tenured job – change has…
Not all car insurance is the same — car insurance quotes will vary by company, driver, car, and city.
You need to research your situation to make sure you have the right coverage for yourself. We put together a list of how to get cheap car insurance now and in the future, whether you’re mid-policy…
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[1:37 - 4:10] What is a stock? What is an ETF?
[4:11 - 4:51] How much is an ETF? What is MER?
[4:52 - 5:49] What is a mutual fund?
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[6:16 - 7:00] What is a portfolio?
[7:01 - 8:51] What is a globally diversified po…
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This is a Questrade Walkthrough for their sign-up process to answer any and all questions you encounter along the way. If you're scared to invest, we answer all your questions to settle your fears.
Senior content strategist, Tyler Wade sits down with Questrade's director of investme…
Unless you have the cash to pay off your balance in your first mortgage term, you’re likely part of the 36.3% of Canadian homeowners who carry a mortgage and must renew it at the end of their term.
1. Consider your financial goals
2. Start to shop around early
3. Ask for a better mortgage rate
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Wil Reynolds (seerinteractive.com) turned down $50 million dollars to buy his company. Why he did it is one of the most valuable lessons of personal finance you will ever hear.
He had his number to walk away. He had the opportunity at life-changing money. He wrote “My house is enough, my cars…
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