Moolala: Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

Saving More For Tomorrow

We talk to Amelia Young about the Save More Tomorrow program.

A Financial Reboot

We talk to Preet Banerjee about the issue of doing a financial reboot and how it affects the long term.

Save More Tomorrow: New ways to automatically save your raise

There’s a term called “Lifestyle Inflation.” As soon as we get a raise at work, we spend it. This pattern makes it very difficult to get ahead financially, even as your pay goes up. We’ll talk about how to hack your behaviour. Then, we’ll profile a new program from ABC Life Literacy offering financial education to adults. Plus, A Financial Reboot.  Tips on how to power down, and start up again to get a handle on your money.  

Joy, a new personal Financial Coaching App

We talk to Scott Saunders, the creator of the Joy App. A new personal financial coaching app targeted towards women.

Money on the Mind

We talk to Greg Sutherland about the stress that finances can affect your workplace productivity.

A new robo-financial planner

We talk to Rona Birenbaum and Seyon Vasantharajan about Viviplan, a new robo-financial planner.

Payment History of the US

We talk to Kasra Nejatian about the history on how the US payment systems came to be.

The Stats Of Life

We talk to Kip Spidell about his new show on CBC called "The Stats of Life" concentrating on the money episode.

The Stats of Life: Numbers don’t always tell the full story of how Canadians spend.

Canada is a large and diverse country.  While it is possible to calculate what “average” is when it comes to money, what do those findings really mean? We’ll learn about a new CBC TV show called “The Stats of Life” that reveals surprising truths about the family next door. Then, since most of us spend our days swiping and tapping, we’ll learn why our payment systems work the way they do. Plus, money on the mind. New research finds that financial stress could be affecting your productivity at work. 

How Does Investing Affect Your Carbon Footprint

We talk to Trish Nixon about how investors should worry about climate change and how it could affect their investments.