Young Money Podcast

How are Canadians navigating the holiday season amidst economic challenges and evolving retail landscapes? In this episode of Young Money, I’m joined by Myles Gooding, PwC Canada’s National Consumer Markets Leader, to explore the Canadian Holiday Outlook Survey’s findings.  Listen as we dive deep into the spending behaviors of different generations and examine how cutting-edge retail technologies like AI, AR, and the metaverse are revolutionizing the way we shop. Myles also offers a wealth of insights into the current trends

Are you equipped to handle the complexities of managing debt and navigating financial emergencies? In this episode, I dive into the crucial aspects of financial health, focusing on debt management and emergency preparedness. November, being Financial Literacy Month in Canada, serves as a timely reminder to assess and enhance our financial literacy, a key component of overall financial wellness. Join me as I explore the theme of this year’s campaign, “Managing Your Money in a Changing World,” and discuss practical

Are you ready to tackle the tempting deals of Black Friday and Cyber Monday without derailing your budget? In today’s episode, we dive into the art of smart shopping during the biggest sale season of the year and share essential considerations to ensure you’re making wise purchasing decisions. Listen in as we explore three key considerations: understanding the real reason behind your purchase, assessing if the deal is genuinely beneficial, and exploring ways to maximize benefits like loyalty points or

Embarking on the journey of entrepreneurship requires more than just business acumen—it necessitates a strong foundation built on passion, resilience and a commitment to positive change. Sharmila Sriram, Founder & CEO of Spectrum Medical Diagnostics, sheds light on the crucial aspects that drive the success of a business. Sharmila reflects on the challenges she faced in her financial journey, emphasizing the need for a solid financial roadmap, a robust emergency fund and the ability to find opportunities in challenges.  Listen

Wondering how small business owners are navigating the current economic landscape and what the future holds for them? Tune in to this episode with Jascha Jabes, Vice President of Small Business at Scotiabank, who brings a wealth of experience from various sectors and a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing businesses today. In this episode, Jascha shares some of the key findings from Scotiabank’s recent Small Business Report, highlighting the resilience and optimism of business owners despite prevailing

Looking for insights on how to curb overspending and make smarter financial decisions? Don’t miss this episode featuring Iva Poshnjari, a BNN Bloomberg digital reporter and a voice on CTV’s Things To Know T.O. TV show. With a keen focus on personal finance and a passion for guiding young women away from financial pitfalls, Iva brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the discussion. In this episode, Iva explores the pressing challenges of overspending, shedding light on some of

Curious about making smart investment choices and understanding the current economic climate in Canada? Tune in to this episode with David O’Leary, chartered financial analyst, wealth management expert, and the founder and principal of Kind Wealth. With a wealth of experience behind him and a commitment to independence and transparency, he’ll take you through the intricacies of investing and financial planning. Listen in as David shares his insights on a range of topics, including the impact of inflation on investing

Wondering how to navigate the complex world of personal finance and wealth-building? Don’t miss this episode featuring Julie Shipley-Strickland, a Senior Wealth Advisor at Wellington-Altus Private Wealth and a trailblazer for women in the financial industry. She joins the show today to share actionable insights from more than a decade of experience in the field. Listen in as Julie delves into the rituals for building wealth that you can start practicing today, as well as her own financial challenges and

Ever wondered how our emotional relationship with money shapes our financial success? In this episode, we sit down with Leisse Wilcox, a Strategic Business Coach who has dedicated her career to helping women bridge the gap between self-worth and net worth. With a story marked by resilience, Leisse has not only built a thriving business amidst personal challenges, but has also become a beacon of hope for entrepreneurial women worldwide. From navigating cancer and complex personal challenges to building a

Curious about making the right choices in challenging times? Shannon Lee Simmons, a seasoned Certified Financial Planner (CFP), bestselling author, and founder of the New School of Finance™, joins us to explore her latest book, No-Regret Decisions. Introducing a universal decision-making framework applicable to most scenarios, Shannon emphasizes that setbacks don’t define your decision-making ability—they’re opportunities for growth.  Listen in to hear about her three-phase approach: first, avoiding impulsive panic decisions; second, navigating the messy middle phase of decision-making; and

Ever puzzled over how to make your charitable donations truly count? Don’t miss this episode featuring philanthropy expert John Bromley. Raised with charity as a family cornerstone, John has worked with top experts in the field and founded Charitable Impact to simplify and enhance giving. Tune in to hear how his mission aligns with the history of Young Money and aims to transform philanthropy. Listen in as we dive into John’s journey from a charitable upbringing to founding Charitable Impact,

With more than 15 years in the world of finance, Kalee Boisvert, MBA, champions the cause of financial empowerment. She’s set to release two books in 2023: MoneyWise Mabel’s Bursting Bank, a children’s book, and Make Money Your Thing! a non-fiction guide. In this episode, Kalee dives into empowering women in finance, untangling financial stress, and practical steps to take control of your financial journey. Listen in as she shares tactics to remove stress and create a positive relationship with money. You

Ever wondered how to enjoy big events like a Taylor Swift concert without sinking into debt? Shannon Terrell is a renowned writer for NerdWallet Canada and holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Toronto. Her work has been featured in prominent publications like Black Enterprise, Finder, and Yahoo! Finance, and she joins the show today to share insights into the financial implications of major events like concerts for fans and attendees. As the excitement builds for Taylor Swift’s 2024