Moolala: Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

Full Episode: A history lesson on economic violence and anti-black racism

Different communities have endured “Economic Violence” for many years. Personal finance expert Lynnette Khalfani-Cox will be here to tell us how African-Americans have specifically been impacted. Then, could you function in a world without traditional currency? John Porter from BarterPay will tell us how he’s trying to match businesses to trade goods and services instead of money. And, has the pandemic led to a rise in personal bankruptcies? Shawn Stack from Bromwich and Smith tells us more about this worrying trend. Plus, the importance of an “Opportunity Fund” with Pax Planning’s Natasha Knox. And, how to know if DIY investing is right for you with Lucy Becker from IIROC.

To find out more about the guests check out:

• Lynette Khalfani-Cox : Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
• John Porter : Twitter
• Shawn Stack : Twitter | Facebook
• Natasha Knox : Twitter | Facebook
• Lucy Becker : Twitter | Facebook

Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

 

The Crazy Ride of the Stock Market and Online Investment Trends from the Last Six Months

We talk to the President of BMO's InvestorLine, Silvio Stroescu and the online investments trends that he has seen in the last six months.

To find out more connect with Silvio on Twitter and Facebook

 

Putting The Spotlight on Mint Worthy

We talk to Vanessa Bowen about her personal finance blog Mint Worthy.

To find out more connect with Vanessa on Instagram and Facebook and check out her blog, Mint Worthy.

Spotlighting J.D. Power's 2020 Canada Credit Card Satisfaction Study

We talk to John Cabell from J.D. Power about the results from their 2020 Canada Credit Card Satisfaction Study.

To find out more connect with John on Twitter

Having a Real Conversation About Investing In Gold

We talk to Som Seif at Purpose Investments about why we should be paying attention to investing in gold right now.

To find out more connect with Som on Twitter

How Canada's First-Ever Black Entrepreneurship Program Will Work

We talk to the interim CEO of VanCity, Christine Bergeron about their involvement with the first ever Black Entrepreneurship Program that the Federal Government started.

To find out more connect with Christine on Twitter and LinkedIn as well about Vancity on Twitter and LinkedIn

Full Episode: Canada’s first-ever Black Entrepreneurship Program

The Federal Government has launched Canada’s first-ever Black entrepreneurship program, in partnership with the financial industry. Christine Bergeron from Vancity will be here to talk about how it works. Then, is gold overbought? Oversold? Or just right? Som Seif from Purpose Investments is a believer and he’ll tell us why. And, how investor behaviour has changed throughout the pandemic. Silvio Stroescu from BMO InvestorLine will tell us some online investment trends he’s seen over the past 6 months. Plus, our blogger spotlight series with Vanessa Bowen from Mint Worthy. And, J.D. Power’s 2020 Canada Credit Card Satisfaction Study with John Cabell.

Buy Now, Pay Later Services

We talk to Wayne Pommen, president and CEO of PayBright, a service that lets you pay for products in installments. We get an inside look on how this services works.

Connect with Wayne on Twitter and LinkedIn

Tax Tips From The Grumpy Accountant

We have The Grumpy Accountant, Neal Winokur, join us to give us some tips when it comes to filing taxes.

Connect with Neal Winokur aka The Grumpy Accountant on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook

Insight into the World of Wealth

We talk to author Jennifer Risher about her book, We Need To Talk: A Memoir About Wealth.

Check out Jennifer's website for more information.