S4E47 How to Financially Prepare for Divorce
Collective Wealth
The financial implications of divorce can be devastating if you’re not prepared. Katie VandenBerg is a Divorce Specialist who helps women with the emotional and financial aspects of managing a separation. Katie shares with us: How to financially prepare for a divorce Advice to manage the overwhelm of the emotional trauma experienced during a divorce The years it took for her and her (second) husband to openly discuss and manage money together The importance of financial literacy and knowledge, no matter how solid your relationship is now Divorce is often an emotional and overwhelming life...
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BONUS Episode: Economic Equality with Laura Reinholz, BMO for Women
Collective Wealth
Do women need separate financial products designed for them? How will organizations and governments effect real change? What can women (and men) do right now to further support economic equality? How will climate change further disrupt gender equality? International Women's Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. While COVID-19 highlighted some of the successful accomplishments of women in leadership, we also saw the deeply rooted societal and cultural expectations of genders play out. Laura Reinholz is Head of BMO for...
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S4 E45 The Psychology of Money with Lesley-Anne Scorgie
Collective Wealth
Mastering your money has little to do with math, but rather how you think about it. Today’s guest is Lesley-Anne Scorgie, an author, speaker, personal finance consultant, and the founder of Me Vest. She appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show at 17 years old after an interview at a local newspaper was picked up by the iconic network. Shortly after the show aired, Lesley-Anne’s career in personal finance exploded and she wrote her first book, Rich by Thirty: Your Guide to Financial Success. Lesley-Anne shares her insights on the psychology of your money and how it impacts your...
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S4 E44: Healing Your Relationship With Money
Collective Wealth
Jeana holds a Ph.D in Applied Behavior Studies in Education and has several certifications in eastern medicine including Emotion Code and Akashic Records. She is a Transformational Life Coach and helps heart-based people evolve personally and professionally by supporting them to recognize the patterns, habits and beliefs that no longer serve them, and supports them to connect with their inner wisdom.
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S4 E43: Why I don't buy mutual funds (Canadian edition)
Collective Wealth
Stephanie discusses her personal investment choices and shares a shocking fact that many Canadians are completely unaware of when it comes to their long term investing goals. SHOW LINKS: Access Larry Bates T-Rex Score Visit my website: Sign up for the FREE Investing for Beginner's Masterclass Learn about my LET'S CONNECT: for daily financial inspiration and be sure to take a screenshot of this episode, post it to your Instagram stories and tag me!
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S4 E42: Buying, Selling, and Investing in Real Estate
Collective Wealth
The real estate market is HOT and interest rates are LOW…and COVID has given all of us cabin fever. Sylvia Smith, a realtor at Forest Hill Elite talks to us about buying, selling and investing in real estate during a pandemic: Rent versus owning: which is better for you? House hacking ideas for first time home-buyers ready to jump into real estate Hot tips for those considering real estate as an investment Rookie mistakes she’s seen with first time home-buyers Show Notes: Find Sylvia Smith on or on Got a question for the show? Email us at...
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S4 E41: How to Master Your Money in 2021
Collective Wealth
Happy new year and welcome to season 4 of the Collective Wealth podcast! New year, New (financial) You? Stephanie reflects on the year that was 2020 and the proven lessons it taught us about money management and investing. Time to hit the re-set button and talk money. In this episode: Resources: Watch Join Stephanie's and FREE Visit the Connect !
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S3 E40: Doubt, fear and frauds: How to spot imposter syndrome and kick it to the curb
Collective Wealth
Do you think your accomplishments and success are because of luck, chance, connection or appearance? Do you feel that others are smarter or work harder than you? Are you afraid of making a mistake?
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S3 E39: How To Create a Squeaky-Clean Investment Portfolio
Collective Wealth
Tim Nash received his Masters of Sustainability in Sweden back 2007/8 and has spent the past decade empowering investors to align their investment choices with their values.
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S3 E38: A Better Way To Give This Holiday Season
Collective Wealth
Erin Malecki founded Sip Well, Do Good during the height of the pandemic in 2020. It celebrates socially responsible beverage companies and charitable organizations with a similar mission. The ripple effect from her business will support local businesses and positively impact non-profits that are struggling to keep their doors open during these difficult times.
info_outlineThe financial implications of divorce can be devastating if you’re not prepared. Katie VandenBerg is a Divorce Specialist who helps women with the emotional and financial aspects of managing a separation. Katie shares with us:
- How to financially prepare for a divorce
- Advice to manage the overwhelm of the emotional trauma experienced during a divorce
- The years it took for her and her (second) husband to openly discuss and manage money together
- The importance of financial literacy and knowledge, no matter how solid your relationship is now
Divorce is often an emotional and overwhelming life transition. Being financially prepared will help you through the process, learn how now.
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