Cash Rules - Financial Podcast

Markets can sometimes be turbulent in the short term making it difficult to focus on a long term financial plan. Paul goes over the importance of staying invested and gives tips on how to tune out the headlines. 

The cost of post-secondary education is not getting any cheaper. Learn how you can get free money from the government towards your child, your nephew, niece, grandchild, godchild's education. 

Companies like Apple and Tesla have announced that they will be doing a stock spilt. What is a stock split and what are the pros and cons for the company and for the shareholder? 

Part 3 of of our introduction to economics. Paul, a Certified Financial Planner, will explain in simple terms how micro and macro economics effect the financial markets. You will learn how certain factors determine the health of the economy and understand how to predict the direction of the markets with leading indicators that influence investment decision making. 

Part 2 of of our introduction to economics. Paul, a Certified Financial Planner, will explain in simple terms how micro and macro economics effect the financial markets. You will learn how certain factors determine the health of the economy and understand how to predict the direction of the markets with leading indicators that influence investment decision making. 

This episode provides an introduction to economics. Paul, a Certified Financial Planner, will explain in simple terms how micro and macro economics effect the financial markets. You will learn how certain factors determine the health of the economy and understand how to predict the direction of the markets with leading indicators that influence investment decision making. 

Each generation of Canadians grows up under a unique set of circumstances. This can shape the views on host of topics including investing. 

This podcast will explain that every generation has its own unique experiences to overcome, however, there's one constant way to properly invest during these different times frames. 

Investors often associate risk with volatility. Holding cash my give you a sense of comfort but what is the true cost of sitting on the sidelines?

Do you know how much you need to earn to recover your investment losses? Listen to Paul, a Certified Financial Planner, explain how to figure out the percentage needed to get back to even on your investment losses. It's not as straightforward as you may think. 

This episode Paul a Certified Financial Planner with a major financial institution, explains the seeming contradiction between the stock market confidence and the current economic backdrop.