Moolala: Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

We talk to Anna Ronnlund from the website, Dollar Street. Which lets people compare where they are in world when it comes to different income brackets.

Picture the world as a street with every home lined up by income. The poorest live to the left, the richest to the right and everyone else lives somewhere in between. It’s a digital project called Dollar Street and we’ll talk to it’s co-founder Anna Ronnlund. Then, we’ll look at personalization at the robo-advivers with the co-founder of  WealthBar.. And the Financial Post’s Melissa Leong on the price of happiness.  Plus, the price of living in a big city. We’ll look at a new report from LowestRates that break down how much it costs millennials to live in Toronto. 

We talk to Stephanie Bank about the psychological obstacles that are the cause of your inability to save money.

We talk to Dan Bortolotti about the total cost of education when you make the jump to post-secondary schooling.

We talk to Ian Gillepsie about Banktivity. A software that will help you keep you organized financial by connecting all your accounts to help you stay organized.

We talk to Thomas Beattie about Voleo. An app that will help teens with money that combines personal finance and social networking.

We talk to Stephanie Bank about the popularity of the crypto-craze and the science behind crypto currency cravings.

Whether or not Bitcoin is in a bubble is up for debate. But there’s no denying the cryptocurrency mania that it started. We’ll talk to a behavioural economist about why your brain is going gaga for it. Then, we’ll look at an app called Voleo that combines stock trading with social networking. Plus, estimating the cost of education. University tuition isn’t the only financial factor to consider when saving for post secondary.

We talk to Lesley-Anne Scorgie about what net worth is and how to increase yours.

We talk to Robert McLister about how to pick the right mortgage for you.