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The Big Secret of Financial Success with Robert Gignac
https://youtu.be/MtamkI2HIsE In this episode of The Glass Is Half Full, Richard Killen a Licensed Insolvency Trustee interviews Robert Gignac, a speaker, writer and author talk about The Big Secret Of Financial Success. He is featured in many publications, including The...
How To Save Money On Credit Cards And Travel With Barry Choi
https://youtu.be/r_tqDuQlSa0 This episode is about smart ways to use credit cards and consolidation loans to help you pay off your debt. Barry also discusses how to get more bang for your dollar when it comes to vacations. Barry Choi is a Toronto-based personal finance and...
How To Save Money On Recurring Expenses With The Cash Flow Cookbook
https://youtu.be/ZI8nsoTTqN4 In this episode of The Glass Is Half Full, Richard Killen, a Licensed Insolvency Trustee interviews Gordon Stein, author of The Cash Flow Cookbook. Gordon is a keynote speaker and a writer with a passion for helping people build financial...
How to Save on Valentine’s Day in Toronto
How can you save on Valentine’s Day - the most romantic day of the year? It may seem impossible, but really the trick is simple: spend less and get more. You don’t have to fall prey to the hype and commercialization of Valentine’s Day and be pressured to empty out your...
How to Pay Off Holiday Credit Card Debt Quickly
You’re now looking at your bank statements and credit card bills with wide eyes, and the amount of cash you’ve blown this past December is finally starting to sink in. It gets you wondering: What can I do to pay off holiday credit card debt quickly? It can be very scary to...
Recover from Holiday Overspending with these Quick Fixes
Holiday overspending is a reality for most Canadians. According to a survey by Manulife Bank of Canada, 68% of Canadians said that they will overspend during the holidays despite the fact that they already have a lot of debts and even knowing that they will likely face...
Richard Killen’s Christmas Message 2019
December is a very exciting and interesting time of year. From the official beginning of Winter to the various religious celebrations, such as Christmas and Hanukkah. It’s also a time for some philosophical pondering; reviewing the year past and formulating our resolutions...
Financial Literacy Month: Taking Charge of Your Finances
Canadians celebrate Financial Literacy Month every November. Created and launched in June 2015 by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC), this initiative sets out three basic goals to help Canadians understand their rights and responsibilities to be able to: Manage...
Crushing Debt – Why You Should Pay Off Your Debt
https://youtu.be/ZdygUCkzGtU Richard Today we're joined by David Trahair. David Trahair is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA), and a personal finance writer, trainer and e-Learning content developer. He is also an author of six books on personal financial issues...
Financial Literacy Month – How to Set Financial Goals
Another focus of this year’s Financial Literacy Month is to help Canadians learn how to set financial goals. It’s just basically figuring out three important things - Where your money should go, What you want it to do, and What you are saving it for. It's a critical step to...
