Moolala: Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

We talk to Ryan Shupak about buying back your time with his new startup connecting homeowners with home services.

We’re busy people and it can sometimes feel like there aren’t enough hours in a day to get everything done. With work, taking care of the kids, cooking, cleaning, it can feel like there’s  never any free time left for yourself. We’ll talk with a co-founder of Jiffy, a company that says it can help with that. Then, we’ll learn how to regain control of your personal finances after incurring a major loss. Plus, in another segment of “Ask Anything,” we’ll learn what to do with your pension if you’re leaving your job.

We talk to Chris White about his book, The Emotional Investor.

We talk to Harold Pollack about his book, The Index Card. A book about how personal finance doesn't need to be complicated.

We talk to Shannon Lee Simmons about her book, Worry-Free Money.

Regardless of what you make, it can feel like you’re constantly broke. You think you can afford that new car or that vacation, but it feels like you can’t. We’ll talk with an author about “guilt-free” spending. Then, we have all the investment advice you’ll ever need --- and it supposedly fits on a index card! Plus, a lot of factors can affect an investment decision, but a person’s emotions can actually play the biggest role. We’ll find out how investment advisors could better serve their clients by understanding their emotions.

We talk to Dave Osborne about Instacart - shopping for others and getting paid for it.

We talk to Trisha Calvo about whether the government should tax citizens for unhealthy behaviours.

We talk to Philip Barrar about an easy way to save and grow your savings account.

We talk to Kevin Cochran about educating the youth and old about financial literacy online.