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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Evidence-based personal finance education for Canadian healthcare professionals. We make complicated financial information simple and get you started on the journey to build personal wealth and reach financial independence. Discover how to budget, build an emergency fund, pay off debt, invest in your TFSA and RRSP. We’ll talk about life insurance, disability insurance, critical illness insurance, ETFs, mutual funds, high-interest savings accounts, stocks, bonds... we cover it all. We are members of the Canadian allied health community so we understand your struggle when it comes to understanding your finances, and we’ve got solutions for you. We take the guesswork out of managing your money so you can focus on what you love - helping your clients THRIVE. Managing your finances does not have to be complicated! You’re not going to want to miss this. Hit subscribe and get ready to change your life.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
13 minutes
English
United States
143 episodes
since June 20, 2020
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~88.88% of listeners are from United States.
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US
88.88%
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CA
10.12%
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IN
0.37%
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EG
0.24%
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PH
0.24%
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BR
0.12%
Others
0.03%
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In the final episode of the fall season, we discuss the areas of your budget you want to avoid cutting down on. Cutting costs in some areas are more likely to leave you with remorse, and they may surprise you.
Your future self with thank you (3:19)
Where NOT to save: Investing (4:00)
Where N…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
We discuss three common ways to use your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and how you can maximize your returns with this tax-advantaged account.
TFSA review (1:28)
Tax free growth: The main TFSA advantage (3:09)
The power of the TFSA: An example (4:44)
How to save with the TFSA: As a savings a…
The Government of Canada has proposed the First Home Savings Account (FSHA) to help you save for your first down payment.
A new (proposed) registered savings account (1:15)
First Home Savings Account (FHSA) (1:57)
FHSA: The best of the RRSP and TFSA (3:59)
What happens to deposits not used f…
In this episode, we share our early takeaways from building and launching the new Allied Health Financial platform.
Know your WHY for motivation and guidance (2:32)
Our Why’s (5:15)
Get LOTS of feedback (8:17)
Our revised messaging: The Lite Membership (10:37)
Our revised messag…
Prices have come down in most major Canadian markets, but interest rates are (still) on the rise. Is this the right time to get into the real-estate market?
Declining house prices versus rising interest rates (2:09)
Factor Number 1: Decline home prices (2:24)
Factor Number 2: Rising Interest ra…
We're used to the constant fluctuations of the Canadian dollar. But what does this new low mean for your money?
Exciting (personal) news from AHF! (0:55)
What is happening to the Canadian Dollar? (2:04)
Just how much ground has the Canadian dollar lost to the USD? (3:23)
Why has the Canadian d…
As of October 6th, retailers can now charge you up to 2.4% when you tap your credit card. Are your points still worth it?
Companies can now pass on credit card fee to consumers (1:32)
How did this come about? (5:12)
What does this mean for your spending? (7:18)
Are high rewards credit cards st…
Inflation in Canada has been rising at rates we haven't seen in nearly 40 years. Have we reached the peak and what could that mean for interest rate hikes?
What is inflation? (1:57)
Is inflation a bad thing? (3:30)
Has inflation peaked? (5:31)
What does an inflation peak mean for prices and …
Starting to invest is crucial, but where should those early dollars go? These 3 questions will help you determine which is best for your current situation.
Overview of TFSA and RRSP (3:15)
Question 1: What are you saving for? (5:31)
Question 2: What is your income level? (8:21)
Question 3: Do …
We all make mistakes, especially when we’re starting something new. In this episode, we talk about our biggest money mistakes as new grads so you can learn from our experience and get a head start.
Not organizing our finances and lifestyle creep (1:48)
Avoiding emergency funds (5:17)
Ac…
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