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Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert on a mission to help you get a handle on your money so you can live the life you want. He is high energy and low B.S.
Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert on a mission to help you get a handle on your money so you can live the life you want. He is high energy and low B.S.
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Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
Money Proud: Personal Finance Through a Queer Lens
Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
What’s different about money for queer people, and what can everyone learn from that perspective? Bruce talks with author Nick Wolny about Money Proud: The Queer Guide to Generate Wealth, Slay Debt, and Build Good Habits to Secure Your Future. They unpack how stress, identity, and life priorities shape financial decisions, why “minority stress” can affect everything from saving to emotional regulation, and how allies can show up with small check-ins that matter. Nick also shares the idea of the “golden cage,” where lifestyle inflation traps people in jobs they do not even like, and why building a sustainable, joyful life is a real personal finance strategy.
Find out more at nickwolny.com and connect on Instagram and X.

Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
Pay Transparency Laws in Canada: What Changes for Job Seekers
Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
Pay transparency is rolling out across Canada, and it changes the job search in a big way. Bruce Sellery speaks with career coach and Mums at Work founder Allison Venditti about why posting salary ranges matters, how transparency can reduce the motherhood-driven gender pay gap, and what employers need to fix behind the scenes to avoid internal inequities. They also dig into return-to-office mandates and why they can push out top talent, especially women and caregivers, plus the biggest gaps in Canada’s parental leave system and the policy ideas Allison wants on the table next.
Find out more at thisismomsatwork.com and connect on Instagram and Facebook.

Tuesday Feb 24, 2026
Tuesday Feb 24, 2026
Pay transparency is becoming the law across Canada, and it is reshaping how people job hunt, negotiate, and get paid. Bruce Sellery talks with career coach and Mums at Work founder Allison Venditti about why salary ranges matter, how pay transparency can help close the motherhood-driven gender pay gap, and what employers need to get right as policies roll out. Then Bruce explores AI and personal finance with fintech expert Jason Pereira, from how automation is transforming bank back offices to how smarter client-facing tools could change the way Canadians manage money. Plus, author Nick Wolny joins to discuss Money Proud and what personal finance can look like through a queer lens.
To find out more about the guests check out:
- Allison Venditti: thisismomsatwork.com | Instagram | Facebook
- Nick Wolny: nickwolny.com | Instagram | X
- Jason Pereira: Facebook | X | Instagram
Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple.
Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | X | Facebook | LinkedIn

Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
How to Build Financial Freedom After Life’s Challenges with Marlene Chiarotto
Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Life doesn't always go according to plan, and Marlene Chiarotto's story is a powerful reminder of why financial preparedness matters. As a CPA, Marlene thought she had her financial life under control—until she became a widow at age 42 with two children to support. In this segment, she discusses her book "Achieve Financial Freedom on Your Terms" and the profound lessons she learned about money, legacy, and values through this life-changing experience. Marlene shares practical wisdom about setting SMART goals, the 50/30/20 budgeting rule, and how to align your financial decisions with what truly matters to you. This conversation offers both tactical financial advice and the perspective that comes from navigating real hardship.
Find out more about Marlene on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.

Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Choosing and Working with a Realtor: What to Ask and What to Expect with Anne Alkok
Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make, and having the right realtor can make all the difference. Anne Alkok, broker of record at Wahi, shares expert guidance on how to select a realtor who's right for you and how to maximize that relationship. She discusses the important questions to ask potential agents, the value they provide throughout the process, and what you should expect from a professional real estate relationship. With statistics showing that only about 1 in 10 licensed realtors in the Toronto area sell at least one house per month, Anne's insights help you identify experienced professionals who can truly serve your needs.

Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Teaching Financial Wellness to Medical Students & Physicians with Dr. Stephanie Zhou
Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Medical students face unique financial challenges that most other professionals don't encounter. With average debt loads of $150,000 (and access to lines of credit up to $400,000), delayed earning years, and the complexities of running fee-for-service practices as sole proprietors, physicians need specialized financial education. Dr. Stephanie Zhou developed a groundbreaking financial literacy curriculum for medical students at the University of Toronto to address these exact issues. In this segment, she discusses the importance of understanding debt management, business fundamentals, and financial planning for those in the medical profession. If you're a medical student, physician, or simply interested in professional-specific financial education, this conversation offers valuable insights.
Find out more at physiciansficonference.com and connect on Instagram,| LinkedIn and YouTube.

Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Scene Change: Turning TV Production Experience into Corporate Roles with Amanda Schultz
Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Wednesday Feb 04, 2026
Amanda Schultz, founder of Scene Change, knows firsthand how challenging it can be to pivot from the entertainment industry to corporate roles. After working as a TV producer on shows like Big Brother Canada, Amanda made the leap to corporate consulting and now helps other entertainment professionals do the same. In this conversation, she shares how skills like adaptability, project management, and storytelling are incredibly valuable in corporate settings, even if they don't appear that way on a traditional resume. Whether you're considering a career change or just curious about how to better communicate your transferable skills, this segment offers practical guidance and encouragement.
Find out more at scenechange.ca and connect on TikTok, Instagram and Facebook.

Tuesday Feb 03, 2026
Tuesday Feb 03, 2026
This episode explores money management across different career stages and industries. Amanda Schultz, founder of Scene Change, shares her journey from TV producer on shows like Big Brother Canada to corporate consulting, and how she's helping entertainment professionals translate their unique skills, like adaptability and project management, into other industries. Dr. Stephanie Zhou discusses her groundbreaking financial literacy curriculum for medical students at the University of Toronto, addressing the unique challenges physicians face with high debt loads (averaging $150,000), delayed earning years, and the complexities of running fee-for-service practices.
Bruce Sellery also speaks with Anne Alkok, broker of record at Wahi, about maximizing your relationship with a realtor and what to look for when choosing one for buying or selling your home. The episode concludes with CPA Marlene Chiarotto discussing her book "Achieve Financial Freedom on Your Terms" and the powerful lessons she learned about money, legacy, and values after becoming a widow at age 42. From career transitions to professional-specific financial education to major life changes, this episode covers essential money topics for wherever you are in your journey.
To find out more about the guests check out:
- Amanda Schultz: scenechange.ca | TikTok | Instagram | Facebook
- Dr. Stephanie Zhou: physiciansficonference.com | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube
- Anne Alkok: wahi.com | Instagram
- Marlene Chiarotto: Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram
Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple.
Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | X | Facebook | LinkedIn

Wednesday Jan 28, 2026
AI Scams Exposed: How Fraudsters Use Deepfakes and What You Can Do to Protect Yourself
Wednesday Jan 28, 2026
Wednesday Jan 28, 2026
In our increasingly digital world, financial scams are becoming frighteningly sophisticated. Larry Zelvin, head of the Financial Crimes Unit at BMO Financial Group, exposes how criminals are weaponizing AI to commit fraud through deepfakes, phishing emails, and digital pickpocketing. Discover the warning signs of AI-enabled scams, why QR codes require extra caution, and what banks are doing behind the scenes to protect customers with voice recognition and fraud detection AI. Larry shares red flags to watch for, including urgency tactics, unusual payment methods, and deals that seem too good to be true, plus practical tips for protecting yourself when traveling, vetting suspicious websites, and defending against the latest fraud tactics. Essential listening for anyone who wants to stay one step ahead of scammers.
Find out more on LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Instagram and YouTube.

Wednesday Jan 28, 2026
Money After Trauma: Navigating Financial Windfalls with Emotional Intelligence
Wednesday Jan 28, 2026
Wednesday Jan 28, 2026
When a large sum of money arrives after a traumatic event, whether from a life insurance payout, civil settlement, or class action lawsuit, the emotional complexity can be overwhelming. Trauma therapist Shannon Moroney joins us to explore the intersection of money and trauma, addressing the shame, guilt, and fear that often accompany these windfalls. Learn why you should wait at least one year before making major financial decisions, how to view settlement money as a "pay forward" rather than payback, and strategies for making emotionally congruent decisions that align with your values. Shannon shares crucial insights on building trust with advisors, understanding your relationship with money, and using these funds to create meaning and security in your life while you're still healing.
Find out more at shannonmoroney.com and connect on Instagram.
