For What It's Worth

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, cheap and cheerful ways to have family fun with Professional Home Economist Sue Spicer, and how to stop making money decisions you regret with Shannon Lee Simmons, Certified Financial Planner, Founder of the New School of Finance, and now Author. As well, Rubina breaks down a new challenge going viral on TikTok that could save you $5000. 

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, There are changes coming to the air passengers' bill of rights, that could make airline travel easier for Canadians with Omar Kaywan, Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer at Goose Insurance. As well, a new game promises to make the subject of money easier to bring up with your romantic partner this Valentine's Day with Trish Tambellini, Director of Brand Marketing at Coast Capital . This and more this week on For What It's Worth. 

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Rubina talks RRSP before being joined by Robin Taub,  Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA), author of The Wisest Investment: Teaching Your Kids to Be Responsible, Independent and Money-Smart for Life, to give advice on how to talk about money with your kids. In the second break Rubina talks with Alfred Chung, Senior Manager, Segment Strategy & Sales at TD Bank,

This week on For What It's Worth with Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Talks how retailers are making online shopping easier with Shash Anand, Senior Vice President of Product Strategy at SOTI. Before sitting down with Chrissy Kay, host of the blog Eat Sleep Breath FI to discuss how to save money while grocery shopping. To end the show Rubina tells a personal story about borrowing money from family and how to set finical boundaries with family

This week on For What It's Worth with Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Where and what are Canadians charging on their credit cards? With Michelle Meyer, Chief Economist at the MasterCard Economic Institute. And how to set yourself up for success by becoming more financially confident in 2023 we have all the tips with guest Jackie Porter, Financial Planner and Financial Spokesperson for PC Financial . Finally there may be new (stricter) mortgage rules coming, that could impact the most vulnerable borrowers.

This week on For What It's Worth with Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Mortgage trigger rates, student financial wellness With Maryam Moshiri, Leads the Student Banking offers wtih Simplii Financial, and how to be a successful remote worker with Wayne Berger, CEO of IWG. As well, would you consider having a micro wedding? Many young people are as the cost of living continues to rise. 

On this episode of For What It's Worth with Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Rubina talks with Myron Genyk, CEO and Co-Founder of Evermore about retirement investments goals, and Financial New Years Resolution Goals and how to form those saving habits. After Rubina is joined by Carissa Lucreziano, Vice President for Financial and Investments Advice for CIBC to talk about CIBC Poll on ecnomic worries in 2023 and what are the best ways to prepare for 2023.

On this episode of For What It's Worth with Rubina Ahmed-Haq, tackles holiday spending as well as a 2023 finical look ahead. she is also joined by Aseel El-Baba, from Conscious Economics to talk financial confidence and the barriers many people face living paycheck to paycheck. Later in the show Rubina brings on Mark Franklin, Practice Leader at careercycles.ca, to discuss rising expenses and what workers can expect from their employers when it comes to a raise in 2023. Rubina ends the show with her new years resolutions for 2023.

On this episode of For What It's Worth with Rubina Ahmed-Haq. Rubina Dives in and tackles climbing interest rates before being joined by Cissy Pau of Clear HR Consulting to talk about what employees can expect from their employers in 2023. Too cap off the show in the festive spirit Rubina talks with Anne Gaviola, Senior Business Correspondent for Global News about some gift saving tips for this holiday season.

On this episode of For What It's Worth with Rubina Ahmed-Huq. With interest rates and inflation rising Christmas is tough this year. Jessica Moorehouse, Accredited Financial Councilor breaks down ways that we can save and scale back Christmas to make it more affordable. Planning ahead is key. Rubina also speaks with the head of HR at Ceridian Susan Toyhama about how employees are growing more and more dissatisfied with their careers after the pandemic.