Humans have evolved to look for negative information and project possible outcomes. If we hadn't evolved that way...well, we wouldn't have evolved at all. So how do we overcome our natural instincts? Let Josh & Colin explain.

If you have a good financial plan in place, it's probably built for the long haul. Josh and Colin discuss the current reality of a bear market, rising interest rates, inflation and what it means to our clients in real life.

How often do you think our process has worked out in our favour and how often have we missed the boat? Find out in this week's episode of Barenaked Money when we look back over the past fifty episodes.

In this episode Josh & Colin discuss how, when we recorded this, we weren't officially in a Bear market. However, things have changed. Importantly, the message of the podcast remains salient - no matter what the market condition. So listen in as we discuss whether or not a bear market matters.

We didn't know we'd need a part two on this, but it turns out that buying a house in the current marketplace isn't as straightforward as a one-episode podcast would have you believe.

I'm as surprised as you are but apparently, people are deeply interested in the inner workings of Josh's mind. In this episode, the guys continue to delve into the more technical aspects of their roles, including a discussion on some of the factors that go into portfolio construction and investment decisions.

In this episode we are stepping back from the deeply deeply technical, and getting into something that's meaningful for many families in Canada today. We delving into the current state of the housing market, and what a home purchase may mean for your family given recent changes in the interest rate landscape in Canada.

It's Part 2 of Revenge of the Nerds where our guys delve into the depths of some of the more technical aspects of what we do for our clients. You've been warned.

In this episode, Colin & Josh respond to listener requests to provide some super technical and detailed content. We're not sure who made this request. It could be a test to see if the guys really know their stuff (spoiler: they do), or it could have been Josh sending emails from an anonymous address to manufacture an excuse to talk about some of the things he loves the most.

Continuing from Part 1 last week, we're still talking about intergenerational wealth transfer. And we're thrilled to remind you we're joined again by guest star and long-time friend of WLWP. Brent Vandermeer is a Portfolio Manager at Crosspoint Financial | iA Private Wealth in Ottawa.