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Half Banked

Wise Publishing

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Welcome to Half Banked, the go-to podcast for young Canadians trying to navigate the complex world of personal finance. Join Cadeem Lalor and Bethan Moorcraft weekly as they ask the big money questions that matter to you. With fresh insights and relatable stories, we'll empower you to make savvy financial decisions you can bank on.
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Welcome to the Unconventional Wisdom podcast. The show that helps you achieve financial security & freedom. Insights based on in-depth experience from Canada's #1 financial planner blogger. Find out what really works. Your host, fee-for-service financial planner & tax accountant, Ed Rempel.
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Millennials face an unprecedented financial landscape in modern life. We’ve been told all along there are financial markers to being a grown-up: owning a home, having kids, traveling, having some kind of social life. But for many millennials, lots of those things feel well out of reach. We’re fumbling through a brand new version of adulthood, but how do we navigate that without being stressed about finances all the time? Business reporter Ghada Alsharif speaks to fellow millennials about the ...
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My name is Rob, and my goal is to guide Canadians in a proven process to pay off debt, be intentional with their money, and live with outrageous generosity. Are you ready to tell your money where to go, rather than wonder where it all went? YOU CAN DO IT and it's TOTALLY worth it.
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Real estate investing in Canada can be confusing. You own your first home, but where do you go from here? How do you build your portfolio and your wealth? The confusion ends here. Quentin DSouza is your host, an award-winning real estate investor and founder ofAppleridge Homes, which started with small single-family homes in 2008 and has grown to large apartment buildings and growing towards 100 million+ in assets under management. On this podcast, you'll learn how to take your high-income, ...
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Join us on the WTF Am I Even Doing Talk Show, the ultimate resource for real estate investing and everyday life things. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, this podcast has got you covered. Discover valuable insights, tips, and strategies from our expert guests who will guide you through every aspect of real estate investing, including house flipping, Short Term Rental, and creating passive income streams, dogs. Beginner or Advanced Investor, we got you covered.
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What is Hard Money? What is a hard asset? Do I need them? Maybe I already own them? You have questions, we have the answers. Tune in to a brand new show with brand new ideas built for the average investor. Hard Money Presented by Delta Harbour Assets is a show about owning and investing in physical gold, silver and other precious metals that protect and grow your wealth. Join us weekly or find us online at www.deltaharbour.com
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Take Control of Your Wealth

Christie Matwee & Shawna Perron

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Two highly experienced wealth advisors sharing practical insights on wealth management with the goal of helping listeners feel more comfortable with their money. Hosted by Christie Matwee MSc, MBA, CFA and Shawna Perron MBA, CIM, FEA. Christie and Shawna are Portfolio Managers each with over a decade of experience helping high net worth investors grow and preserve their wealth. Whether you're new to investing or have been investing for years and need a refresher on some of the fundamentals, ...
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Hem Bhatt provides the basics as well as some advanced thinking over the episodes in this podcast series. And Hem is definitely someone people should to as he has built a career around understanding money, the role it plays in our lives and how to keep more of it to guard and secure our future. He has a bachelor’s in business administration in Accounting and Taxation, a master’s Certificate in Project Management, an LLQP and completed courses in Canadian Investment Funds and Branch Managemen ...
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Which account should you choose, a registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) or a Tax-free savings account (TFSA)? This is one of the most common decisions that Canadians must make when it comes to investing, but it will also elicit some of the most passionate responses. RRSPs especially get a lot of undue skepticism, with some even labelling it as…
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Economics can often seem daunting, filled with complex theories and jargon that can leave the average person scratching their head. But today’s guest, Kyla Scanlon, is on a mission to change that. In this episode, we have an insightful conversation with Kyla, a financial educator, content creator, and host of Wealthsimple's TLDR podcast, who has bu…
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Here are three key insights that I believe are essential for navigating the rest of the year and beyond. These insights are grounded in the principles that have guided our successful financial planning and investment strategies. The three key areas: Some timeless truths that guide our financial planning, a few observations on the markets so far thi…
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If you’re in the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), then you won’t want to miss today’s conversation with Canada's Chief Actuary, Assia Billig. Assia’s knowledge of the CPP is extensive, having joined the Office of the Chief Actuary (OCA) in 2008, where she was involved in the preparation of statutory actuarial reports on the Canada Pension Plan and Old Ag…
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Many people are saving for their kids’ future education costs in an RESP. For some parents, it is a higher priority and they want to be able to maximize the benefits of an RESP - not just contribute the standard $2,500/year for each child. In my latest podcast episode I talk about the five hacks to maximize your child’s RESP. You’ll learn: How much…
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Today, we sit down with Professor Kevin Milligan to unpack the recent capital gain changes and the complexities of the Canadian tax system. Kevin Milligan is a Professor of Economics at the Vancouver School of Economics, University of British Columbia. He holds positions as a Scholar-in-Residence at the C.D. Howe Institute and a Research Associate …
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The Smith Manoeuvre has long been a popular strategy for Canadian homeowners seeking to convert their mortgage debt into tax-deductible investment debt. However, recent tax and regulatory changes have impacted the efficacy of the Smith Manoeuvre, and further changes from the Liberal government could pose additional challenges. In my latest video I …
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Are you curious about the hidden factors driving your investment decisions? Today’s guest is Andrew Chen, a Principal Economist at the Federal Reserve Board who focuses on monetary policy and financial stability. Published in leading journals, his research informs key policy decisions and helps shape the Federal Reserve’s strategy for managing econ…
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During this episode, we welcome back Eduardo Repetto, Chief Investment Officer of Avantis Investors. In his leadership capacity, he directs research design and the implementation of strategies and oversees the investment team and marketing initiatives. Our conversation kicks off with Edoardo’s explanation of how Avantis systemizes active management…
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Have you ever wondered how long you might live? Understanding life expectancy is crucial for planning a secure and fulfilling future. In my latest podcast episode I explore the dramatic changes in life expectancy over the past century, why it's expected to continue increasing, and how this impacts your retirement planning. You'll learn: Has life ex…
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In this episode, we sit down with Professor Valentin Haddad to unpack the intricacies of market elasticity, passive investing, and the dynamic nature of financial markets. Valentin is an Associate Professor of Finance at UCLA Anderson School of Management and a research fellow for the National Bureau of Economic Research’s Asset Pricing Program. Hi…
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Deciding between a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) can be one of the most challenging financial decisions you'll face. Each has its benefits, and the right choice depends on your unique financial situation. In this post, I'll guide you through understanding the factors that determine whether a TFSA or…
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Low-cost index funds and digital tools have revolutionized wealth-building, making it easier than ever before to manage your own investment portfolio. However, additional support and expert advice can be critical to help you reach your financial goals, especially when facing complex financial decisions, feeling overwhelmed, or deciding to change yo…
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Discover the hidden underbelly of financial markets in today’s episode featuring Professor John M. Griffin, a leading forensic finance expert and the James A. Elkins Centennial Chair in Finance at McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin. Tuning in, you'll learn how forensic finance exposes illicit activities in crypto market…
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How long should you expect to be retired? You want your money to last the rest of your life. How long will you live? What quality of life will you have? What will your lifestyle cost you when you are older? What if you could: Live longer (long lifespan). Be healthy longer (long healthspan). Have financial freedom longer (long wealthspan). In my lat…
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When witnessing the dramatic payouts of miracle trades, it's easy to be lured into thinking that your big score is just a few trades away. But as is evident in trading options for retail investors, it is neither quick, simple, nor easy to make guaranteed returns on your investments. In today's episode, Ben and Cam walk us through the many reasons w…
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I recently worked with Kornel Szrejber, host of Canada’s #1 financial podcast “Build Wealth Canada”, on his family’s financial plan, so he could feel confident about his retirement. Kornel retired in his 30s, but he was starting to feel anxious because he wanted to make sure he wasn’t overspending. This podcast interview is a Q&A between the two of…
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There is a huge range of factors that can impact our investment decisions, whether we realize it or not, from our level of financial literacy to our political affiliations. This is borne out in research conducted by today’s guest Professor Antoinette Schoar, the Stewart C. Myers-Horn Family Professor of Finance at MIT Sloan. Today, Antoinette joins…
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When robo-advisors first came onto the scene, they were pitched as an easy way to access index funds. These digital platforms provide algorithm-driven financial planning and investment services, with little to no human supervision, and typically use passive investment strategies. But while this technology has revolutionized access, not all robo-adv…
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When it comes to DIY investing, there’s always a temptation to make things more complicated than they need to be. But, in reality, embracing simplicity is one of the best ways to ensure good investment outcomes. Today’s episode features an exceptional conversation with our long-time friend and colleague, Dan Bortolotti, who has worked alongside us …
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You know the basics about the Smith Manoeuvre. It’s one of the most effective wealth building strategies if done by the right people in the right way over the long term. My latest podcast episode can be found on Sean Cooper’s “Burn YourMortgage” podcast on YouTube and his website www.BurnYourMortgage.ca, and you can listen here too. You’ll learn: W…
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Are you confident about the amount of life insurance coverage you have? Are you maximizing your tax savings with the principal residence exemption? In this episode, we delve into life insurance and optimizing capital gains to answer these essential questions. In our conversation, we unpack the nuanced topic of life insurance, what people get wrong …
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Designing a robust portfolio requires considerable expertise, data, and experience. And while there are plenty of published articles that can guide how you build your portfolio, they are not investment solutions by themselves. Wei Dai is the Head of Investment Research and Vice President at Dimensional Fund Advisors, and she joins us today for a co…
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Private credit is one of the fastest-growing asset classes, and today we take a closer look at why that is, and if it’s really worth the hype. When you invest in private credit, you are essentially lending money to borrowers who might have difficulty accessing loans elsewhere. While these assets may be profitable, they can also incur a lot of risk …
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Today, we're going to switch things up and discuss the income side of registered accounts. That is, how do I spend the money I've saved for retirement, and more so in the context of the money we've saved through the Registered Retirement Savings Plan, or RRSP. We'll cover the ins and outs of the Registered Retirement Income Fund or RRIF: withdrawal…
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You may have heard that we just had a new budget here in Canada, and increased the taxes on capital gains. Canadians with a rental property, cottage or investments and their tax advisors are scrambling to figure out what to do before the deadline of June 25, 2024. Here are the questions we’ll cover in this latest podcast episode: What is the new hi…
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The Canadian government has recently proposed significant changes to how capital gains are taxed, but how will this impact Canadians? In this episode, we delve into the proposed capital gains tax changes and their impact on financial planning. We unpack the definition of capital gains tax and the complexity of the proposed changes. Explore the hist…
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You may be thinking – what difference can I make in the world? As a financial planner I talk a lot about money, however, it’s not really about the money itself, but what it does for your life – how to live well, retire comfortably, and give back. In my latest podcast episode, I give you some ideas to help you choose causes that matter to you, as we…
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It’s easy to outperform financial advisors. Why? Conventional wisdom is they underperform because of fees, but there is a bigger reason. They don’t even try to outperform. They try for: “Reasonable return with less risk”. Financial advisors are mainly salespeople, not financial planners. They are more likely to lose a client because of a 30% 1-year…
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What is the role of luck in financial success? And how can we make decisions that will put us in the best possible position to experience long-term prosperity? Joining us today to unpack these questions is Scott Galloway, a talented public speaker, author, entrepreneur, and professor of marketing at NYU Stern School of Business. His latest book, Th…
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In this episode we’re going to answer the big question many Canadian retirement investors have: should I invest through the RRSP or the TFSA. Both have their pros and cons. So we're going to explore those today and talk about which option is the best for which situation. CRA Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) Guide for Individuals ‍CRA Tax-F…
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Divorce is never financially smart! As a financial planner, I don’t recommend divorce. It’s bad for your finances! However, you can go through it in the most financially smart way – to leave both of you in the best possible position. We have seen quite a few people go through divorce. We’ve seen some total disasters, fighting for years through lawy…
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