If you've ever wanted to dive deep into the mind of Colin White, now is your chance! In this week's episode, Josh is confronted with Colin's stream of consciousness. Or perhaps it's a river. A deluge of consciousness. Enjoy!

Continuing with the Canadiana references (yes, there’s a difference between 100K & a cool mil – but still), what should you do? What would you do? Josh & Colin have some thoughts, none involving expensive Ketchup or tree forts, in this week's episode of Barenaked Money.

Well, there's a lot to think about in this episode of Barenaked Money. For one thing, Colin has jumped into a whole new arena...could Josh be far behind? Not to mention some surprising statistics that will, no doubt, leave you wondering why you still feel like (and some media folks are still talking like) the sky is falling!

From Colin: "I believe that's what we were calling it. Because we couldn't come up with a good theme, it was almost like leftover day at the restaurant; we took everything that was laying on the cutting board, and we throw it into a pot, we're calling it stew, and hopefully people will like it."

Much ado about the 2023 Federal Budget. 

Join Colin and Dan on a journey into the realm of Canadian Tax Planning. This podcast is taken from a recent seminar, and will give you a sense of what level of knowledge and detail goes into being the Dan of our world. It'll also give you some basics on what to consider when filing your taxes this year and beyond. 

You've probably read the recent headlines about how much you now *need* to be able to retire in Canada. For everyone. Apparently. We would like to provide some guidance on how you should view those headlines. 

It's that time again! Tax time. (OK, maybe the exclamation mark was a little misleading.) If you hear people saying they're paying 40% or 50% in income tax...that might also be a little misleading. Join Colin and Dan as they talk about marginal VS average tax rates. 

In this week's episode of the podcast, Colin & Josh talk about recent tribulations in banking and determine that, overall, they're just not as interesting (or distressing) as you might think. 

When you're deeply involved in something, it's easy to forget what is and what isn't as obvious to others. We realized that we'd never really told you what diversification *is*, in detail. This episode will explain that jargon in detail...but not in painful detail.