For What It's Worth

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Cindy Beaudet, Owner of Destination's Senior's Downsizing , to speak about downsizing , and cutting down on purchase and etc.

Later in the show, Rubina chats with Barry Choi, Travel & Money Expert, to talk about budgeting for traveling and going to places that mimic popular destinations for traveling and touring.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Nathan Kennedy , Financial Literacy Creator - Nat New Money , discussing about why more and more credit card holder are just making minimum payment and how will it impact ones credit score.

Later in the show, Rubina chats with Jason Vickers, Partner and National Retail Transformation Leader at Deloitte, analyzing why the big retailers including Amazon and Walmart are bringing a change to their return policies.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Eva Wong , co-founder and COO of Borrowell , a fintech company. , discussing about Zero Interest Loans and how is it possible to borrow money without paying any interest on it.

Later in the show, Rubina chats with Craig Lord, Global News Reporter, analyzing how did the recent announcement of rate cuts by the bank of Canada will invigorate the real estate market.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Blair Evans, Assistant Vice-President, Tax & Estate Planning at IG Wealth Management, discussing about Global Wellness Day and its importance.

Later in the show, Rubina chats with Leah Zlatkin, Mortgage Broker, analyzing what's next for interest rates after the Bank of Canada cuts interest rates for the first time in 4 years.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Matthew Fabian, Director of Financial services research at TransUnion Canada, discussing about why more and more Canadians are paying the minimum balance payment.

Later in the show, Rubina chats with Julie Petrera. Senior Strategist, Client Needs at Edward Jones, analyzing the importance of why it's the right time to start investing.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Michael Leblanc, Senior Retail Advisor to the Retail Council of Canada, discussing about why the big retailers including Amazon and Walmart are bringing a change to their return policies.

Later in the show, Rubina chats with Nancy Wilson, CEO, Canadian Women's Chamber of Commerce, learning more about "Flip The Script", an initiative aiming to bridge the funding gap for women-owned businesses.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Colin White, Portfolio Manager and CEO at Verecan Capital Management , about what are meme stocks and why are they gaining popularity in today's age.

Later in the show, Rubina talks with Craig Lord, Global News Reporter and author of 'Homeschool', learning why is it so important to get home inspection done before buying a new house. 

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Dana Hagg, HMC Lawyers, about costs you have to bear when living in a Condominium Buildings and how can you save yourself before buying one.

Later in the show, Rubina talks with Cynthia Arscott, CEO of the Goldminds, knowing in depth how she is growing her business while raising her toddler son. 

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Stefanie Ricchio, chartered professional accountant based in Toronto, to explain why all capital gains will be subject to a higher inclusion rate. Politicians say it's to make the system fairer for all Canadians but investors say it's not.

Later in the show Akaash Bali, entrepreneur and co-founder of the Young Investor program, to explain why some Gen Z are investing in soft savings? Is this the right move? Is soft saving responsible? Should you try it?

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Andrew Lo, CEO and President of Embark, to talk financial stress on parents and what they're willing to do for their kids. Data shows parents will go in debut for their children's future, but, is that the only way?

Later in the show Tyler Thielmann, President and CEO of Spring Financial, gives a rundown on the best way to use your tax refund. Are you using it right?