Two weeks. Two podcasts. And yet, Honey Badger don’t care.
Episode 26
This week’s episode of Mostly Money, Mostly Canadian is now available on iTunes (You have to click through to “view in iTunes”). You can also just use the embedded player or MP3 download down below to listen to it right away (you must be on this website to see it).
This week:
- Alyssa Richard, founder and CEO of RateHub.ca talks about the genesis of RateHub and the mortgage resources Canadians can find on their website to help them make wiser mortgage planning decisions.
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Great interview. Learnt something new – secret of ice-breaking I guess.
The notable point – Young generation is not as big bank lover as their parents – that is correct.
Although I talked to Ratehub before but asking about their broker base skipped my mind. Thanks for filling in the void.
Speaking about housing correction and data driven analysis. If we consider that epistemic uncertainty exists alongside aleatory then it is more or less like a black-swan prediction. You just can’t tell. So, if you should really know then you should look at the problem backward – reaction first. Then you should be able to see through if the initiating events are actually present at the present time.
I am not sure if I was clear or not. Just my take on that.
Thanks to both of you.
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