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I penned an article for The Globe And Mail featuring some of the work of Dr. Avni Shah, who was a recent guest on my podcast (episode 70). Specifically, we talked about her work on the pain of paying. …
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John Stapleton was the person who first brought to my attention that there is an upside-down reality for lower income Canadians when planning for retirement. He joined me on the podcast to talk a bit …
The Academy Awards, more commonly known as The Oscars, are being doled out this Sunday, February 24th, 2019. In this video, I look at four different ways to measure the value of an Oscar. Cost of …
*I'm currently in the final phase of a large research project that hopes to shed some light on the value of financial services to Canadians. If you live in Canada and are 18 or older, completing a …
Contributing to an RRSP may be horrific advice for low income Canadians. I was invited to discuss this on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin this past Friday night. The other panelist was Liz …
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I don't actually think bonds are for losers. It's an inside joke from when I used to work as a stockbroker. There was a guy in the office who was a bond trader for something like 22 years before …
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