Moolala: Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

Debt Can Physically Hurt

We speak to Adrianne Frech, a medical sociologist and an associate professor at the University of Missouri’s School of Health Professions about the study they did that looks at how worrying about credit card debt can lead to poor health.

Pros and Cons of Giving Your Kids Money

We talk to Licensed Trustee Doug Hoyes about the pros and cons of giving your adult kids money and when to know if it’s too much.

Find out more at hoyes.com and connect on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Financial Well-Being Matters To Employers

Having financial education and support for employees matters to employers. We find out why and what can be done with Paula Allen, the Global Leader and Senior Vice President of Research and Total Wellbeing at LifeWorks.

Find out more at lifeworks.com and connect with Paula on LinkedIn.

Opportunities and Hurdles That Indigenous Peoples Face in the Financial World

We talk to the Senior Vice President of Education, Communication and Services for the First Nations Education Administrators Association, Simon Brascoupe, about the opportunities and hurdles that the Indigenous Peoples face that determine financial wellness in First Nations communities.

Find out more at fneaa.ca and on their Facebook page.

Is Your Debt Stress Making Your Sick? | Full Episode

We’ll look at a new study the links credit card debt and your physical health.  Lead author and University of Missouri professor Adrianne Frech takes us through the findings.  And, what you need to know before borrowing money to help your kids financially. Licensed Insolvency Trustee Doug Hoyes has some cautionary tales. And, financial wellness in First Nations communities. Simon Brascoupe from the First Nations Education Administrators Association tells us about the barriers they face. Then, a look at financial wellbeing in Canada. Paula Allen from LifeWorks tells us where we stand overall.  Plus, Martin Dasko is here to tell us about personal finance platform Studenomics.

To find out more about the guests check out:            

• Simon Brascoupe: fneaa.ca | Facebook
• Paula Allen: lifeworks.com | LinkedIn
• Doug Hoyes: hoyes.com | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
• Martin Dasko: studenomics.com | Twitter | 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 | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

Financial Podcast Spotlight: Get Riches

As part of our financial podcast spotlight series we talk to the co-hosts of Bitches Get Riches, Kitty and Piggy, a podcast self described as ‘survival resource for life in a patriarchal capitalist hellscape.’

Catch the podcast at  Bitches Get Riches and connect on Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr.

Grow The Value in Your House

We talk to the author of House Poor No More: 9 Steps That Grow The Value of Your Home and Net Worth, Romana King, about how to manage your money after you buy your home and how to grow its value.

Connect on Twitter and Facebook.

What Do Kids Want To Know About Financial Literacy

We talk to 11-year-old Rishi Vamdatt, creator of the YouTube channel and website Easy Peasy Finance, about why financial literacy is so important for kids.

Check out Easy Peacy Finance on YouTube and the website. Connect on Twitter and Facebook.

Rights To Your Financial Data

As Canadians you do have some “rights” when it comes to your financial data. Julie Kuzmic, senior compliance officer of consumer advocacy at Equifax, joins us to share what are some of these data rights that we have.

Connect with Julie on Twitter or LinkedIn.

Building Financial Resilience For Canadian Consumers in a Digital World

We talk to the Deputy Commissioner of Research, Policy and Education for the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, Supriya Syal, about the new strategy to help Canadian consumers build financial literacy in this increasingly digital world.

Connect with Financial Consumer Agency of Canada on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.