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Each week Doug Hoyes talks to industry experts about debt, money, and personal finance. Don't be confused; listen as the guest experts cut through the jargon and share practical advice.
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Sharing inspiring financial stories from everyday normal people. From financial industry professionals, hobby money bloggers to 80-year-old retirees, there are so many exciting financial stories for you to uncover. Tune in every Wednesday to The Art Of Money & Communication podcast, where we focus on achieving financial freedom and improving your communication skills.
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The Marriage Kids and Money Podcast will strengthen your family tree and help you live financially free. We work to help you build the life of your dreams! Each week, award-winning Family Finance Coach Andy Hill shares wealth-building tips that help parents and couples to design their ideal lifestyle. Learn how to get on track with your finances, have a happier marriage, work toward financial freedom, and even build generational wealth. Knowing community makes for a happier future, Andy inte ...
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I was $300,000 in debt including student loans and mortgages, living a lifestyle way above my means. Three years later my family had paid off all of it including our house! Now that I'm 100% DEBT FREE (that's right no credit cards, car payments or debt of any kind), I'm on a mission to build a community of people who are ready to crush their money goals. This isn't your regular finance show - we're here to have fun and learn about life any money together. Welcome!
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The Live Financially Savvy podcast was created by Atiya - The Savvy Accountant. She created the podcast to help others Live Financially Savvy. Atiya has a passion for building generational wealth and wants to help others do the same. Lower your debt and build your net worth using techniques you learn here from others doing amazing things to Live Financially Savvy!
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Girl on FIRE is a podcast helping women navigate their way through financial independence and retiring early. We talk about how to invest, what to invest in and how to grow your wealth so that you can continue living a life you love without going broke - even in retirement. We also discuss the unique issues and challenges that we face as women when building real wealth. Weekly episodes are hosted by budgeting and personal finance expert, Priya Karan. With over a decade of experience working ...
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The Kati Hyer Show Women valiantly manage careers, family, and social responsibilities day in and day out, and the last thing on their minds is how to tackle their financial challenges - there's just too much on the never-ending list of life to do before then! The problem is money stress follows them in shame from debt, anxiety about not knowing how to make ends meet, guilt from spending, and frustration in relationships around money. The Kati Hyer Show walks through the myths that perpetuat ...
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We all have to start somewhere, but coming to investing can feel so daunting when you don't understand the terminology. In this episode, I reflect on how the first stages of my journey were pivotal, and how it helped me gain enough knowledge to manage things on my own. Allowing me to keep costs low, and invest for the long term. Please keep in mind…
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Does it make sense to buy a house in cash versus getting a mortgage? Perhaps you’re interested in downsizing from a larger house to a smaller one and you have the equity built up. Let's review the pros and cons! Second, we’re back with our Mortgage Free Family segment! This month we’re featuring Maya Corbic from Toronto. With housing prices skyrock…
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Should you buy a home or rent in Canada? We look at the risks and expenses involved when it comes to purchasing a home. From the unpredictable market trends to steep mortgage penalties and ongoing maintenance costs. As we weigh at the pros and cons, this episode may make you rethink your views on homeownership, not only as an investment but as a co…
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The traditional financial independence path can be a tough one to follow. How can we pursue a life of financial independence and not feel like we’re depriving ourselves too much today? To help us discover our own enjoyable and unique path to financial independence, I’ve invited one of my original like-minded FIRE friends, Jamila Souffrant, back to …
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Blair DeMarco-Wettlaufer, the Chief of Operations Officer of Kingston Data & Credit joins Doug to discuss the consequences of unpaid debts and their impact on your credit score. They look at real-life scenarios and provide practical advice to manage your credit report. They also discuss what collection agents can and cannot do when it comes to repo…
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Finances in the 1800s are not all that different from 2024. Joshua shares the story of Nemorino and Adina, which covers social status, scams, budgeting, and finding the right life partner, encouraging you to reflect on what you can learn from this 19th-century story. Referral Codes Be sure to check out this Google Doc which has a whole host of refe…
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Want generational wealth and happiness for your kids? In this "Best of Marriage Kids and Money" episode, I share an interview I had on the Financial Feminist Podcast with Tori Dunlap. We discuss the steps I'm taking to Make My Kid a Millionaire and how other parents can follow those steps too. EPISODE RESOURCES: Recommended Resources Make My Kid a …
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This is episode 500, and Doug does a solo rant exploring the factors contributing to the despair felt by Canadians. He reflects on how the past four years has affected our economy. He touches on the cost of real estate, the stock market, fatalistic YOLO, inflation, and strategies for achieving wealth. Enjoy! Related Links: Build a Get Out of Debt R…
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Should we live for today or plan for tomorrow? In this "Best of Marriage Kids and Money" episode, Nicole and Andy Hill discuss how they are finding this balance after reading the book "Die With Zero". If you're struggling with happiness in your daily life after doing the right thing for so long, this is the episode for you. You'll hear why this boo…
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Did you know a car is stolen every 5 minutes across Canada? Car thefts and VIN scams are on the rise. Michael Rothe, President and CEO of Canadian Finance & Leasing Association, joins Doug and discusses Canada’s auto theft epidemic. They explore topics such as re-vinning, the impact of stolen vehicles on insurance premiums, steps to take if you unw…
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With over 40 years of experience as a leading global investment banker, Ken Costa helps us understand the landscape of intergenerational wealth transfer. Drawing from his background in finance and his role as a mentor and coach for the new generation, Ken offers invaluable insights into the contrasting perspectives of Boomers and Gen Z/Millennials …
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Coast FIRE has changed my life and the lives of many families I've spoken with on this podcast. Here are 7 life-changing benefits that can be realized by achieving this financial independence milestone. Second, we’re back with our Coast FIRE Family segment! We’re featuring Cassie and Cory Jenks from Arizona who achieved Coast FIRE in their 30s. We'…
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Planning a wedding on a budget? In this episode, Jessica Bishop, founder of The Budget Savvy Bride, shares expert advice on keeping your big day affordable without sacrificing style. Whether you are dreaming of a traditional ceremony or considering eloping, Jessica's insights will help you celebrate your love without breaking the bank. We discuss m…
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In marriage, infidelity can become a reality for some of us. If this happens to us … what do we do? Do we pack up and say goodbye immediately? Or should we stay and realize that things like this happen? Or something in the middle? To help the topic of what to do with an unfaithful spouse, we’ve invited Marriage Experts Casey and Meygan Caston to th…
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Top tips on how to file taxes. How to file taxes in Canada, setup your CRA my account, deadlines, government benefits and how to receive your refund with no additional fees. We also discuss tax discounting services, the importance of gathering all your documents, claiming all legitimate deductions such as moving expenses and tuition and notifying C…
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Tom changed his career in the Covid pandemic, and shares how going into a public sector job isn't always as rosy as it's made out to be. With a series of unexpected bills and a career change, Tom shares how he arrived in credit card debt and how he plans to overcome it. Referral Codes Be sure to check out this Google Doc which has a whole host of r…
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Want to know how to save for college without going into debt? Here are 10 ways to graduate debt-free! Second, we’re back with our Be the Change segment! We’re featuring Laura Andes from Charity Navigator who is sharing how to teach our kids and teens to be young philanthropists. Last but not least, my daughter Zoey is back for another Money Quiz. W…
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In this episode, Doug and Ted discuss the risks of co-signing on a loan. They discuss the differences between joint loans and co-signed loans and the impact they can have on your credit. They address common scenarios such as parental co-signing and provide advice on alternative ways to assist friends or children financially without assuming the bur…
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When you’re investing for your future retirement as a high-income earner, the idea of a Backdoor Roth IRA might come up. Ashlee DeSteiger, CFA®, CFP®, CPA, shares how you can know if a backdoor Roth IRA is right for you. Second, we’re back with our Net Worth Win segment featuring Dave Fleischer, a teacher from North Carolina. He’s going to share ho…
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In this episode of Debt Free in 30, Ted and Doug discuss RRSP early withdrawals. They weigh the pros and cons of tapping into your savings before retirement and discuss tax implications, CPP and exceptions such as the Home Buyer's Program and the Lifelong Learning Plan. This helpful discussion will give you the knowledge to make the right decisions…
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As the heart of the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement talks about retiring early, what does that mean for folks in the UK? Is it all about relaxing on a beach or diving into passion projects? In the last episode of this series, we learn that retiring early isn't just about lazing about, but it's more about having the freedom to c…
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It's tax refund time! Here are 7 money-smart ways to spend your newfound money. Second, we’re back with our Debt-Free Living segment! We’re featuring Ian Group from South Florida who crushed over $200,000 of debt over the last decade. Last but not least, my son Calvin will be joining me for another Good Word! We're talking about tipping and generos…
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In this episode, Maureen and Doug explore financial habits and discuss why we spend the way we do and how we can make better choices. Maureen shares how habits form and how you can be influenced to spend money. From understanding the psychology behind spending to learning strategies for breaking bad habits and building good ones, this episode will …
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Have you heard of FU Money? What about FI Money? JL Collins, Author of Pathfinders and The Simple Path to Wealth, explains what both of these financial freedom concepts are and how to pursue them. GUEST BIO: JL Collins is the international bestselling author of The Simple Path to Wealth: Your road map to financial independence and a rich, free life…
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In this episode, Doug Hoyes and Ted Michalos discuss the annual Hoyes Michalos Joe Debtor Bankruptcy Study for 2023. They talk about why credit card debt is driving consumer insolvencies, challenges faced by homeowners, and why we are seeing an increase in insolvencies among higher-income individuals. For more information, you can access the detail…
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Want to improve how you and your spouse talk about money? Here are 5 Money and Marriage Tips to Improve Your Relationship. These are tips Nicole and I have used in our relationship and ones I’ve gleaned from successful couples I’ve interviewed on this podcast. And for our Work From Anywhere segment, we’re featuring Kelly Anne Smith. She’s a young M…
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In this episode, Doug chats with Janette Martin, a Credit Counsellor at Hoyes Michalos. Janette shares her tips on saving money while grocery shopping, focusing on the Flipp app. They discuss using the app to review online flyers, price matching across various stores, the checkout process, potential savings and time commitments. They also touch on …
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We look at the growing popularity of the DINK movement (Dual Income No Kids) and whether financial independence affects the number of children you may plan to have. UK childcare costs, and financial independence projections changing due to having children are also topics of discussion. Learn the ins and outs of starting your financial independence …
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According to CNBC, 90% of companies plan to implement return-to-office policies by the end of 2024. What are employees to do if they are feeling increased stress and corporate burnout? One trend that seems to be catching on is the "mini-retirement". Author and Early Retirement Expert, Jillian Johnsrud shares what a mini-retirement is and how you mi…
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In this episode, Doug and Ted discuss the government's intention to lower Canada's criminal interest rate from 60% EAR to 35% APR and set the maximum cost of borrowing for payday loans at $14 per $100 borrowed. They explore the implications for borrowers and lenders, particularly in the payday loan sector. Doug and Ted touch on compound interest, p…
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Are you thinking of paying off your house? Or have you recently hit the major milestone of becoming mortgage-free? This can be a life-changing decision. I'm sharing 5 ways life after the mortgage is paid off looks different. And for our mortgage free family segment, we've got George Kamel from Ramsey Solutions! He's sharing the details of his mortg…
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In this eye-opening episode of Debt Free in 30 host Doug Hoyes is joined by guest Richard Dunwoody to unravel the often-overlooked connection between human trafficking and coerced debt. With Ontario facing the second-highest rate of police-reported human trafficking in Canada, the conversation sheds light on how traffickers exploit victims financia…
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Learn the ins and outs of starting your financial independence journey in the UK from those who are in the 'boring middle' and from those who have already reached their FI number. Referral Codes Be sure to check out this Google Doc which has a whole host of referral codes. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UeZ9Lq6Tid8uFp2GqzjQEv9riNgTEsdnu4_sGp3O…
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To help us get motivated and realistic with our goals, I’ve invited speaker and author Jon Acuff on the show today. Jon is the New York Times bestselling author of nine books, including his most recent one “All It Takes Is a Goal”. EPISODE RESOURCES (affiliate links): Sponsors + Partners + Deals Jon Acuff's Book: All It Takes Is A Goal (affiliate) …
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In this episode of Debt Free in 30, Doug and Ted discuss the ongoing battle against unregulated debt consultants. They dive into the recent developments, including the conversation with Superintendent of Bankruptcy Elisabeth Lang and the release of a comprehensive position paper. The paper exposes the deceptive practices of these consultants, who h…
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With Mint fading away, families are looking for a smart budgeting solution. Fear not! We're sharing our top 5 best budget apps for families today. Also, Alison Staloch, CFO of Fundrise, shares why single family rentals are a smart way to diversify your portfolio. EPISODE RESOURCES (affiliate links): Sponsors + Partners + Deals Monarch Money YNAB Ev…
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