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Your Corporation - What You Need to Know (If You Don't Understand Your Accountant)

Your Corporation - What You Need to Know (If You Don't Understand Your Accountant)


Season 2 Episode 23


Do you own a business?

If yes, then you'll love my latest podcast episode. I cover the few things that you really need to know about corporations.

You'll learn:

When should you incorporate.

If you …


Published on 1 year, 8 months ago

Should I Start My CPP Early?

Should I Start My CPP Early?


Season 2 Episode 22


The most common question I get asked about the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is: "Is it smart to take my CPP early?"

And what I say is - it depends, as the answer is contingent on five main factors.

Ho…


Published on 1 year, 9 months ago

The 6 Steps to Become Financially Independent

The 6 Steps to Become Financially Independent


Season 2 Episode 21


What will it take for you to become financially free? 

To have enough money that you never have to work again?

This latest podcast episode is my insight into the few key ideas you really need to know…


Published on 1 year, 9 months ago

How to EASILY Outperform Robo-Advisors

How to EASILY Outperform Robo-Advisors


Season 2 Episode 20


It's easy to outperform robo-advisors.

Why?

Because they don't even try to outperform, they try for reasonable returns with less risk.

You would think robo-advisors would just invest in a few broad i…


Published on 1 year, 9 months ago

5-Year Fixed Mortgage Trap

5-Year Fixed Mortgage Trap


Season 2 Episode 19


The average Canadian wastes $22,000 after tax during their life for every $100,000 of their mortgage and takes 38 months longer to pay it off, according to a study by Moshe Milevsky.

This is because …


Published on 1 year, 9 months ago

Smith Manoeuvre or Smith Maneuver?

Smith Manoeuvre or Smith Maneuver?


Season 2 Episode 18


Smith Manoeuvre or Smith Maneuver?

Why the two spellings and which is correct?

This strategy (which I'm most known for), helps Canadian homeowners make their mortgages tax deductible in a simple way.…


Published on 1 year, 9 months ago

Asset Allocation Loss Ratio (AALR) – What Is It & How Does It Help You?

Asset Allocation Loss Ratio (AALR) – What Is It & How Does It Help You?


Season 2 Episode 17


Asset Allocation Loss Ratio (AALR) – What Is It & How Does It Help You?

When you go to any investment firm in Canada, they require you to sign a risk tolerance questionnaire to prevent you from inves…


Published on 1 year, 9 months ago

Biggest mistakes that could tarnish, or even tank, your credit rating: Interview with Bryn Griffiths from 630 CHED radio

Biggest mistakes that could tarnish, or even tank, your credit rating: Interview with Bryn Griffiths from 630 CHED radio


Season 2 Episode 16


I recently did an interview with Bryn Griffiths from 630 CHED radio in Edmonton about how different things can affect people's credit ratings and how to avoid making common mistakes.

It's a quick, bu…


Published on 1 year, 9 months ago

The Rempel Maximum - 5 Steps to Becoming a Multi-Millionaire

The Rempel Maximum - 5 Steps to Becoming a Multi-Millionaire


Season 2 Episode 15


Remember the show "Who wants to be a millionaire?" 

Are you the kind of person that wants to build some serious wealth? 

Live an exceptional life? Be financially free?

I don't mean just a comfortable…


Published on 1 year, 10 months ago

How to EASILY Outperform Index Investors

How to EASILY Outperform Index Investors


Season 2 Episode 14


It is easy to outperform index investors.

Why?

Because they don't really try to get index returns, they try for reasonable returns with less risk.

This makes them use "performance drags" that typical…


Published on 1 year, 10 months ago





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