The NHL now overturns more goals than it allows to stand. Kidding but, wow, is this crazy. Don't get too excited when your team scores...

Meme stocks, sports betting, prediction markets… Dave and John Y. Campbell talk about the rise of gambling in finance — why it’s mostly young men, and why it’s getting harder to ignore.

.Morgan Housel talks about realizing what actually matters after making more money — his marriage, his kids, his health, his sleep — and how none of it changed. A grounded reminder that the most important parts of life don’t move with your bank balance.

My daughter: "Dad, I absolutely loved the new 'Wealthy Barber' -- I'm really surprised how much I enjoyed it." Me: "Why are you surprised?" Daughter: "Well, I mean, you know."

Episode #35 is out now! Our guest this episode is Daniel Foch, a Canadian real estate broker, co-host of “The Canadian Real Estate Investor” podcast and Chief Real Estate Officer at Valery .ca. Daniel creates widely-followed content at the intersection of data, news and insights

Renting versus owning — which is better financially? In our latest podcast with Daniel Foch, Dave talks about how renting can be better than owning in the long run if you invest the true difference in annual costs into index funds. However, Daniel points out that saving and

⏪Throwback Thursday: To follow up on last week’s clip about why emergency funds matter, this one breaks down how much you really need — and why the typical “six to nine months” rule doesn’t always make sense. “A few things about emergency funds (one mathematical, two

Dave's in good company on the best-seller list right now: the iconic Margaret Atwood, the great novelist John Grisham and some crazy cookbook lady.

Volatility isn’t a sign something’s broken — it’s the fee you pay to build real wealth in the stock market. Morgan Housel and Dave break down one of the most misunderstood truths about investing.

Make sure to consider regulatory risk if making a real estate investment. Ask yourself: "Would this work if I had to run it as a long-term rental? If the answer is no, then you're probably taking on too much risk" - Daniel Foch on our latest podcast.

We asked: What’s the smartest financial move you’ve ever made? Drop yours in the replies — you never know who it might help.

Why aren’t older Canadians downsizing? Daniel Foch and Dave explore this topic on our latest podcast.

Episode #36 is out now! Our guest this episode is Aravind Sithamparapillai, a financial planner at Ironwood Wealth Management Group. Earlier this year, Aravind earned his CFP® designation with the highest exam score in the country, placing him at the top of the CFP® Exam President’s List,

When you die, what taxes does your estate have to pay? Aravind Sithamparapillai answers this crucial question and explains the importance of solid estate planning in this clip from our latest podcast episode.

⏪Throwback Thursday: To wrap up the last two week’s TBT videos on emergency funds, this final part explores some creative ways that people creating access to an emergency fund. “Creative ways Canadians are handling their emergency fund needs.”

Is it just me or are there a crazy number of really boring NHL games this year?

Grandparents: If you’ve opened an RESP for your grandkids, Aravind Sithamparapillai says don’t skip this crucial estate planning step.

I hope you all have a wonderful holiday season. One full of family gatherings, family departures (as important!), good health and laughter. And Turtles, of course. Always a difficult time for many. Kindness, compassion and generosity are needed more now than ever. Dave

Impulse buys — most of us have made them. What’s the one you wish you could take back?

Many people leave their RRSP to one of their heirs to avoid probate by naming them directly as a beneficiary. Aravind Sithamparapillai explains how this can lead to sibling conflict and why he advises to leave it in the estate for families with multiple children.