Moolala: Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

Focusing on Retirement Plans for Modest Earners

We talk to Alex Mazer about his group, Common Wealth, a new pension firm focused on modest earners.

Those With The Least Pay The Most In Financial Services

We talk to Courtney Hare about the high costs of those with the least that pay the most in various financial services.

Ridiculous Interest Rates: How to avoid the insanity of 546%

Four percent seems high for a mortgage, right?  How about 546 percent to borrow $100?  These insane interest rates are common for many Canadians in dire financial straits.  We’ll highlight the risks of high-cost financial products.  We’ll also talk about Common Wealth, a new pension firm focused on modest earners.  Plus how to kick start an RESP even if you have no money to contribute.

Canada's Place On The Global Retirement Index

We discuss a new survey with David Goodsell with Canada slipping one spot on the Global Retirement Index.

A Look At Canadian Equities

We talk to Sheldon Dyck about the Canadian Stock Market and should reduce the amount you have invested in it.

We Look At The Website MoneySense Approved

We talk to Julie Cazzin about the website that helps sort the wheat from the chaff, called MoneySense Approved.

Rich People’s Problems

We talk to the CEO of Grayhawk Investments, a firm that focuses on high net worth families to see if the rich are really different from you and me.

We Profile a Non-Profit called Futur Fund

We talk to Katherine Tang about the non-profit, Futur Fund.

How to Find a Financial Advisor: A new, online seal of approval

Finding a great financial advisor is a tough task.  We’ll look at a website that helps sort the wheat from the chaff, called MoneySense Approved.  And, young people are taking financial literacy into their own hands.  We’ll profile a non-profit called FuturFund.  Then, Are the rich really that different from you and me?  A conversation with the CEO of Grayhawk Investments, a firm that focuses on high net worth families.  Plus: A new survey that will make your hair turn grey.  Canada has slipped one spot on the Global Retirement Index.  

Matt Ardrey Answers Our Questions

We play another round of ‘Ask Anything’. This time with Matt Ardrey.