EP151 Milli Moves: Financial Fitness Tips from Postsecondary Podcasters Paris Grant & Ryan Banfield
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
Release Date: 07/28/2020
EP329 Canadian Holiday Spending Outlook with PwC
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
In this episode, I’m joined by Elisa Swern, a national retail and consumer leader and partner at PwC Canada. With over 25 years of experience in the retail and consumer goods sectors, Elisa brings her extensive expertise to discuss the findings of PwC's Canadian Holiday Outlook Survey for 2024. Listen in as Elisa dives into the expected increase in consumer spending this holiday season, despite economic challenges. She also highlights the spending behaviors across different generations and provinces and shares insights into the growing importance of sustainability in consumer choices. You'll...
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EP328 More Than A Number with Meridian Credit Union
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
Are you feeling overwhelmed by rising living costs and seeking better financial guidance? In this episode, we sit down with Shawn Kauth, Vice President of Wealth at Meridian Credit Union, who brings nearly three decades of experience in the financial industry. Shawn discusses the results of Meridian's 'More Than a Number' survey, revealing critical perspectives on financial insecurity among Canadians. Listen in as Shawn addresses the concerns different demographics face, including the anxiety experienced by Gen Z and the challenges women face regarding long-term financial futures. You will...
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EP327 Student Loan Repayment Explored with NerdWallet Canada
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
Are you or someone you know dealing with student loans or getting ready to navigate the world of repayment? In this episode, I sit down with Clay Jarvis, NerdWallet Canada’s mortgage and real estate expert, to discuss essential strategies for managing student loans and making smart financial decisions. We'll dive into practical advice for students just starting their loan repayments, adjusting payments to fit your financial situation, and what to do if you’re struggling to make payments. Clay also highlights the importance of budgeting and why parents should have financial conversations...
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EP326 NerdWallet's Guide to the Costs of Fertility Treatments
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
Have you ever wondered about the true costs of fertility treatment in Canada? In today's episode, we sit down with Shannon Terrell, a lead writer and spokesperson for NerdWallet, to explore the financial realities many Canadians face when seeking fertility treatments. With one in six Canadian couples experiencing infertility, understanding the costs and financial options available is crucial. Shannon shares insights from a guide she developed, offering a comprehensive look at the various methods of fertility treatments and their associated costs. Listen in as we discuss where Canadians can...
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EP325 Spotlight on V.I.L. Landscaping founder Charlie Kerrigan
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
In this episode, I’m joined by Charlie Kerrigan, the founder of V.I.L Landscaping and host of The Hard Lessons Podcast. Starting his business in 2016 with just a push mower, Charlie has grown V.I.L Landscaping into a thriving enterprise and aims to become one of the top landscaping companies in Canada. Listen in as Charlie shares his journey, from being a young entrepreneur knocking on doors to running a company with multiple locations and a dedicated team. He emphasizes the importance of surrounding yourself with mentors, the necessity of cash flow management, and building a strong team...
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EP324 Advice to My Younger Self with Martha Ibrahim
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
In this episode, I’m joined by Martha Ibrahim, a certified accountant with 13 years of experience in capital markets regulation and a champion of financial inclusion projects in Nigeria. Martha shares her journey and the inspiration behind her book, Things I Wish I Knew Before I Got My First Job, which highlights the seven keys to personal finance, personal growth, and self-leadership. Listen in as she offers invaluable advice on the importance of personal finance, the necessity of multiple streams of income, and the four essential skills everyone should develop. You'll learn about the...
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EP323 Financially Supporting Aging Parents
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
As Canadians grapple with the financial and emotional aspects of supporting aging parents, we sit down with Clay Jarvis, a mortgage and real estate expert from NerdWallet Canada. This episode dives into NerdWallet’’s recent aging parent survey, conducted by the Harris Poll, revealing that nearly one-third of Canadians are either assisting or plan to assist their parents financially. Listen in as Clay provides expert advice on initiating conversations about finances with aging parents, addressing sensitive topics such as estate planning and end-of-life care. He emphasizes the importance of...
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EP322 Fifth Annual Worry Poll Results with Scotiabank
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
Are Canadians' financial concerns keeping them up at night? In this episode, we're joined by Kingsley Chak, Senior Vice President at Scotiabank, to delve into the anxieties and hopes shaping the financial landscape in Canada today, as revealed by the fifth annual Worry Poll. This discussion sheds light on the pressing financial issues that Canadians face—from spending concerns to debt management—and highlights the proactive measures being adopted, particularly by the youth, to forge a path toward financial stability. "You're not alone. What you're thinking, what you're feeling—a lot of...
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EP321 TikTok Credit Card Tips Reviewed by NerdWallet Canada
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
Today we're diving into the untapped world of financial wisdom on TikTok as Shannon Terrell, lead writer at NerdWallet Canada, shares the truths and myths surrounding popular financial advice. Shannon sheds light on crucial financial insights shaping the digital landscape, from purchase protection to the mysteries of credit card skimmer scams. With Canadians increasingly relying on TikTok for financial advice, this episode offers tips to navigate the complexities of credit cards and personal finance. Listen in to hear about the nuances of credit utilization ratios, the intricacies of credit...
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EP320 Financial Fitness Lessons from Super Bowl LVIII
Young Money with Tracey Bissett
What can Super Bowl LVIII teach us about financial fitness? In this episode, I dive into wisdom we can take away from the year's biggest game and explore how stars like Taylor Swift and Usher, along with the athletes’ inspiring stories, reveal crucial financial strategies. Listen in as I analyze the perseverance and disciplined approaches of NFL players and entertainers, showing how their journeys mirror essential financial principles. You'll hear actionable insights for achieving financial wellness and learn the significance of dedication to long-term goals and resilience. "In the same way...
info_outlineParis Grant is a full-time student working in banking, as well as the host of the Millennial to Millionaire Podcast, which is dedicated to financial literacy for anyone in need. Ryan Banfield is currently a student at the University of Ottawa, pursuing a Joint Honours degree in Public Administration and Political Science. Ryan is a journalist at The Fulcrum, University of Ottawa's English language student newspaper, and the host of the CivNews podcast. Today these two inspiring young gentlemen join the show to share their financial fitness tips and advice for you as they navigate their postsecondary careers.
Listen in as Paris shares why being open, diligent, and consistent is key when planning for your future and finances. You will also learn the importance of believing in yourself and having a diverse online presence from Ryan. If you or someone you know is a young millionaire in the making, this is the episode for you.
“The amount of money you have doesn’t define you.” - Paris Grant
This Week on Young Money:
- Why taking the time to decide what you want to go to University for is crucial.
- The importance of reminding yourself of your why.
- What is actually more admirable than simply being talented.
- Why you are never too young to start learning about your retirement funds.
Key takeaways:
- Be open.
- Be consistent.
- Be diligent.
- Hard work beats talent.
- Have a diverse social media presence.
- Embrace new norms.
Resources Mentioned:
- Cash Control Bootcamp
- Student Podcasts
- Young Money Scholarship Fund
- EP002 Out of the Mouths of Young Money Masters
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The Young Money Scholarship Fund
Education has the power to help you achieve your life goals and create a financial fortress. It takes money from many different sources to pay for it.
The Young Money Scholarship Fund has been established to help post secondary students achieve their goals by removing some of the financial strain from the equation. This fund is powered by Bissett Financial Fitness Inc. Scholarship awards start at $250 per student.
Who can apply?
- Post secondary students studying in Canada, excluding Quebec residents
- Students who have helped others achieve their goals
- Students who have a plan for what they will do when they graduate
Apply today or share with a post secondary student who should apply, here!
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