Essential Tax Tips to Complete your 2024 Tax Returns
Maximize your 2024 tax return with expert insights on key deadlines, deductions, and tax-saving strategies. Stay informed and keep more of your money—tune in now!
Does Money Buy Happiness?
Today we are joined by Dr. Daniel Crosby to discuss behavioral finance, the psychology of money, and insights from his book The Soul of Wealth. Explore the link between wealth and happiness!
US-Canada Tariffs, Trade & Investor Impact
How will new US-Canada tariffs impact trade, the economy, and investors? This episode breaks it down, exploring market reactions, history, and smart investment strategies.
Maximize your Savings with the Right Investment Accounts in 2025
Make the most of your savings in 2025 with practical advice on TFSAs, RRSPs, RESPs, and more. Uncover benefits, clear up misconceptions, and gain strategies to take control of your financial future.
Breaking into the Canadian Real Estate Market
Unlock the door to your first home with expert tips, creative strategies, and real-world advice to navigate the Canadian real estate market and make homeownership a reality!
The RDSP: Securing a Financial Future for Canadians with Disabilities
Learn how the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) can help secure a financial future for Canadians with disabilities by maximizing government grants, bonds, and tax-deferred growth.
Raising Money Smart Kids is the Wisest Investment
As parents, we all want to set our kids up for financial success. But how do you teach them about money in a way that sticks? We sit down with Robin Taub, CPA and author of “The Wisest Investment,” to get her expert advice on instilling money smarts from an early age.
TMA Book Review: Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
Do emotions play a pivotal role in shaping our financial choices, and influencing our long-term outcomes? We deep dive into this book to learn more!
Take advantage of the new First Home Savings Account
An FHSA is a vehicle people can use to save for purchasing their first home while receiving a tax deduction on contributions. The money grows tax-free, and you can use it to buy a house without needing to refund the account; unlike the RRSP’s Home Buyers’ Plan.