The differences in how women and men think of their finances and their retirement. And should they be taking their CPP later? Dave and Faisal share their thoughts and what they hear from their clients.

A study provides the definitive answers on just how much you need to volunteer to reap the benefits and why it's so important for widows and widowers

Guest: Dawn Carr, Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Faculty Associate at the Pepper Institute on Ageing and Public Policy at Florida State University

Move over Milennialls, your parents are the ones taking over the freelance market

Guest: Thogori Karago, our Senior Product Lead for LinkedIn ProFinder

For many families it's hard to to help out mom and dad but they want them to be taken care of. That's why seniors concierge services are starting to boom in North America

Guest: Jassi Rasmussen, Daughters on Demand (seniors concierge service in Calgary) Terry Bernier, Owner/CEO Daughters on Demand

We aren't having the conversations we should about driving with our ageing parents and they're not willing the give up the keys. The results of a survey on drivers over 85

Guest: John Bordignon, spokesperson for State Farm Canada and the Desjardins Group

In the past we thought there was a limit on how long humans could live. But new research is showing that there is no limit. How will that change our thinking our living and life?

Guest: Siegfried Hekimi, he'sin the Department of Biology at the McGill Centre for Studies in Ageing

A new app that links you to a doctor when you need one right on your phone. But there is a cost....

Guest: Dustin Walper, CEO of Akira, a doctor in your pocket

Thinking about renting out your family cottage for the long weekend? Tips on what to do, how to do it and what happens if something goes wrong

Guest: Janine White with RateSupermarket

In the past we thought there was a limit on how long humans could live. But new research is showing that there is no limit. How will that change our thinking our living and life?

Guest: Siegfried Hekimi, he'sin the Department of Biology at the McGill Centre for Studies in Ageing