For What It's Worth

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Craig Lord, Global News author of homeschool, to talk about the possibility of home rates going up. What does The Bank of Canada have to say about the issue? What should you be aware of?

Later in the show Pocket Sun, co-founder of SoGal Ventures - entrepreneur, talks what's it like to be a female entrepreneur. From struggles to funding, Pocket gives advice how woman can start their entrepreneur journey.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Daniel Lublin, founding Partner at Whitten & Lublin, to talk love. Office romance is all fun and cute on TV but how does it work in the real world?

Later in the show Leigh Tynan, Director of TELUS Online Security, teaches how to be safe in the new age of technology. We all know the classic foreign prince scams, but how well do you know A.I scams? Are you sure you're talking to a real human?

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Suzana Popvic-Montage , Managing Partner at Hull & Hull LLP to discuss the CRA changing its reporting requirements for financial relationships that qualify as Bare Trust

Later in the show Ering Bury, CEO of Will Ful joins us to discuss why two thirds of Canadians age 30-45 don't have a will and the importance of having a will regardless of age.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Tal Schwartz , Writer of the Canadian Fin Tech to discuss open banking and how it works.

Later in the show Stefanie Ricchio, CPA joins us to discuss what to do if you have not filed your taxes for several years.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Judy Rebik , Report Co Author to discuss how best the government can support self employed Canadians.

Later in the show Eduek Brooks, Owner of financial literacy platform Two Sides of a Dime joins us to discuss the First home buyers savings plan and how to best plan ahead of your first home purchase.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Ben McCabe , CEO of Bloom Finance to discuss retirement savings and how to best prepare for your retirement years while still working.

Later in the show Barry Choi, Money and Travel expert for Money We Have joins us to discuss how Travel well without breaking the bank.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Chantal Mckenzie, from Canada Protection Plan , to discuss International Women's day and the importance of life insurance.

Later in the show Craig Lord from Global News joins us to discuss the dissolution of the First home Buyers incentive plan and what prospective first time home buyers can do to save up for their first home with the First home savings account.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Varun Sriskanda, Board Member at Small Ownership Landlords of Ontario, to talk about renting in 2024. Is the market fair? What can you buy? Tune in to find out.

Later in the show Rebecca Oakes, Vice-President at Equifax Canada, talks debut with Rubina. Learn how to manage your credit card debut and why it's increasing.

On this episode of For What It's Worth, host Rubina Ahmed-Haq is joined by Christine Van Cauwenberghe, Head of financial planning at IG Wealth to discuss everything you need to know prepare for the 2023 RRSP contribution deadline. 

Stephen Dorsey author of :" Black and White: An intimate, Multicultural perspective on "White advantage" and the paths to real change" also joins Rubina to discuss DEI programs being cut. 

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq. We are joined by Sweta Regmi , Career Strategist, to talk what to do if you are laid off, and the steps you can take to minimize the financial impact.

Later on Chad Harmer, Retirement Planning Expert and Managing Director of Harmer Wealth Management joins the show to teach us the steps we can take to save and plan accordingly for retirement and the mistakes we can avoid along the way.