For What It's Worth

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, we are joined by Jay Zhao-Murray, Foreign Exchange Analyst at Monex Canada, as he explains why The Bank Of Canada raised it's key rate interest and what we can expect for the rest of the year.

Later in the show Craig Lord, Global News Journalist, talks about all the stressors that comes with buying a home. Learn about the questions you should ask, how to stand out, but most importantly, how to make a proper bid.

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Alyson Schafer, Family Councilor, joins our show to talk about cost effective summer plans the whole family can enjoy! Don't believe me? Listen for yourself. Later in the show Robert Coruzzi, Wealth Manager, explains what it means to inherit a cottage and unexpected hurtles that comes with it.

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Rubina chats with Bill VanGorder, Chief operations officer of CARP (Canadian Association of Retired Person) , as he talks about the new age of retirement and what people can expect. Later in the show Liza Akhvledziani, CEO of Chexy, joins us to talk about renting and how one app can change it all.

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Rubina chats with Craig Lord, National Online Journalist for Global News, about starter homes. Learn what to look out for and how to set a budget. Later in the show Johanne Plamondon, certified financial planner of Raymond James Ltd., joins us to talk about our favorite stressor, money, and how it effects our mental health.

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Rubina is excited to welcome Craig Pike, Owner of Craig's Cookies to talk about what rainbow washing is, and how he was able to grow a business by leaps and bounds during the COVID 19 pandemic. Following that up is Mike Shekhtman, Senior Regional Director at RH to tell us about how the pandemic has shifted fathers ideology when it comes to working from home. Rubina ends the show discussing Martha Stewarts quotes on how people need to go back in office.

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Rubina has money saving advice for those entering the work force for the first time with the help of Aaron Ruston, financial advisor with Purposed Financial Corp. Rubina is then joined by Izzy Piyale-Sheard, career coach at clear career , to help shed light on the pro's of having a good LinkedIn page, as an exercise Izzy takes a look at Rubina's page and gives some pointers too make it better. Too end the show Rubina reflects on the profit rise of Dollarama

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Intros the show talking about the upcoming the Bank of Canada's interest announcement and what it means for you, before chatting with Parween Mander, Money Coach and owner of The Wealthy Wolf, about the rise of financial influencers. As well as sitting down with guest, Heather Haslam, VP of marketing for ADP Canada, discussing the new happy index showing that Canadians are actually happier at work then they have been before. Rubina finishes the show with some money saving tips as we enter the summer months.

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Rubina sits down with Nathan Kennedy, Content creator, Financial enthusiast, and Host of the New Money Podcast, to talk about why Gen Z is afraid of investing. During their conversation we learn how to gain confidence while investing and where to start.

We also meet Mattea Roach, the Canadian tutor who held a 23-game winning streak on Jeopardy. She gives us some important insight in how she managed her winnings.

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Rubina kicks off the show talking about digital currency and digital wallets, before being joined by Subodha Kumar, Ph.D. | Paul R. Anderson Distinguished Chair Professor, Professor of Statistics, Operations, and Data Science at Temple University, to talk about the growing thoughts of AI and the role it could play in your finances. After the break Rubina revisits a conversation she had in a prior episode talking to Taz Rajan, Community Engagement Partner at Bromwich+Smith, to discuss how almost 50 % of Canadians feel overwhelmed about their debt and the steps one can take to get a grasp or make a plan when it comes to debt management. To end the show some money saving tips when buying concert tickets.

On this Episode of For What It's Worth With Rubina Ahmed-Haq, its mothers, day weekend, so Rubina kicks off the show talking about the reality of mothers who are being called back into office after working remotely since the start of the pandemic with friend Allsion Veddit, Moms and work. After the break Rubina has her monthly chat with Craig Lord, Global National Online journalist for Global News and author of Homeschool, and they discuss the steps to find the right realtor for you. To end the show Rubina shares a money saving idea Amazon is doing in the states and if we should adopt the idea here.