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Entrepreneur Jon Lomow explains how personal guarantees can put founders’ assets on the line when they borrow for a business—and why he believes that can discourage risk-taking. He outlines a pooled loan-guarantee approach that could spread risk and help Canadian businesses finance capital-intensive growth. Find out more at catalyze4.com and connect on LinkedIn .
Susan Catto of Travelzoo explains how traveling just before or after peak season can reduce costs and crowds. She shares tips on researching destination timing, using flexible dates and flight alerts, and weighing possible savings against weather, cancellation policies, and your travel companions. Connect on Facebook and Instagram.
Becca Mintz, president of Capital One Canada, shares survey findings on how Canadians are targeted by scams and what to do if you suspect fraud. She recommends monitoring your credit, having a response plan, and verifying requests by contacting your financial institution through a trusted number. Connect on Instagram and Facebook.
Financial therapist Alyssa Davies joins Bruce Sellery to discuss the financial realities of divorce; from focusing on the decisions you can control now to rebuilding self-trust, updating insurance and estate plans, and preparing for a new financial future. Find out more at mixedupmoney.com and connect on Instagram (mixedupmoney), and Instagram (moneyfeelstherapy), and Instagram (moneyfeelspodcast)
On this episode of Moolala: Money Made Simple, Bruce Sellery speaks with financial therapist Alyssa Davies about navigating money and planning for your future after divorce; Capital One Canada president Becca Mintz shares what Canadians should know about financial scams and how to respond; Travelzoo’s Susan Catto explains how shoulder-season travel can help lower vacation costs; and entrepreneur Jon Lomow discusses how personal guarantees can affect business owners and his proposal to spread lending risk. To find out more about the guests check out: Alyssa Davies: mixedupmoney.com | Instagram (mixedupmoney) | Instagram (moneyfeelstherapy) | Instagram (moneyfeelspodcast) Becca Mintz: Instagram | Facebook Susan Catto: Facebook | Instagram Jon Lomow: catalyze4.com | LinkedIn Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | X | Facebook | LinkedIn
How can parents help kids learn good money habits in a world of tap-to-pay spending? On Moolala: Money Made Simple, Bruce Sellery talks with Wealthsimple senior product director Sam Newman-Bremang about the company’s kids and teens accounts and their approach to financial literacy. They explore hands-on lessons in spending and saving, a tailored account experience for young people, and parent-paid interest, a feature that lets parents top up interest to make the rewards of saving and compound interest more tangible. They also discuss why learning the basics of money management should come before investing, and how Wealthsimple is thinking about future features for young savers. Find out more at wealthsimple.com and connect on X, Instagram and Facebook.
Feeling pressured to buy a home before you’re ready? Financial educator Kelley Keehn joins Bruce Sellery on Moolala: Money Made Simple for the Keys to Home Confidence series to explore the cultural and family expectations around homeownership in Canada. They discuss how to compare renting versus buying, look beyond the mortgage payment to property taxes and maintenance costs, and weigh the opportunity cost of a down payment. From lifestyle trade-offs to the risks of treating home equity like an ATM, Keehn explains why your housing decision should fit your finances and life goals, not someone else’s timeline. Find out more at kelleykeehn.com. Pick up a copy of Save Yourself on Amazon and connect on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.
Why do smart people make emotional investing decisions, and how can you avoid doing the same? On Moolala: Money Made Simple, Bruce Sellery speaks with psychologist and behavioural finance expert Dr. Daniel Crosby about the updated edition of The Behavioral Investor. Crosby explores how investing biases, market hype and our environment influence financial behaviour, and shares practical approaches to managing volatility, including a safety bucket of savings and support from a financial advisor. Plus, they discuss making retirement goals more vivid and navigating the psychological shift from saving money to spending it. Find out more at daniel-crosby/the-behavioral-investor and connect on X.
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