
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Taxes in Canada don’t have to be confusing. In this episode of The Podcast Masterclass, we break down Canadian Taxes 101 — what they are, how they work, and smart tax planning tips for students, couples, and retirees. ✅ What is a tax and how is it calculated? ✅ The different types of taxes Canadians pay — from income to sales to property ✅ How students can benefit from tuition credits and GST/HST rebates ✅ Tax-saving strategies for married couples and families, including RRSPs, RESPs, and the Canada Child Benefit ✅ Retirement tax planning: pension income splitting, RRIF withdrawals, age credits & OAS clawbacks 📌 Whether you’re just starting out or planning your retirement, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you make the most of your tax return. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for general information only and does not constitute tax advice. Tax rules change frequently, and everyone’s situation is different. 👉 Visit Canada.ca or call CRA at 1-800-959-8281 for up-to-date information. Speak with a licensed CPA or tax professional for personalized guidance. 🎙️ Tune in to gain confidence with your taxes—at every age! #CanadianTaxes #TaxPlanning #FinancialLiteracyCanada #IncomeTaxCanada #StudentTaxes #FamilyFinance #RetirementPlanning #PodcastMasterclass Join this channel to get access to perks:
🚀 How Olivia Built $120,000/Year in Passive Income from Tech Stocks & Dividend ETFs 🎧 Watch this inspiring millionaire interview and learn how to invest smartly and grow your wealth.
👉 Subscribe for more real millionaire stories every week → 🔔 Click Here to Subscribe
In this powerful episode of Everyday Millionaires, Harry interviews Olivia — a self-made millionaire who started investing in 2009 while working at a small tech company in Florida. She shares how she built wealth through disciplined investing in tech stocks, leveraged ETFs like TQQQ, and later transitioned into rental properties and dividend ETFs like VYM, SCHD, and DGRO.
💸 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
📈 Whether you're just starting your financial journey or looking for real-life investing strategies, this episode is packed with value.
👇 Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE for more millionaire interviews, investing strategies, and passive income tips! #MillionaireInterview #PassiveIncome #InvestingForBeginners #DividendETF #TQQQ #FinancialFreedom #EverydayMillionaires
Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCafePdh7G1fJt-meLdMrBdw/join He started with just $25 — now he’s sitting on over $2 million in Bitcoin! In this episode of Everyday Millionaires, we interview Mahesh, a tech employee who moved from Mumbai, India to Vancouver, Canada and built a life-changing crypto portfolio. Discover how he bought his first fraction of Bitcoin in 2014, navigated extreme price swings, and even helped a friend pay tuition via a quick BTC transfer. If you’re curious about cold wallets, blockchain, or the long-term power of Bitcoin investing, this video is for you. Key Takeaways: Mahesh’s strategy for long-term Bitcoin growth How he uses a cold wallet for secure storage The practical use of crypto for international transfers Essential tax tips for Canadian crypto holders Why anyone can get started with just a small amount and patience Like and Subscribe Hit the LIKE button, SUBSCRIBE, and tap the notification bell so you never miss an inspiring millionaire story. Contact Want to share your success story or sponsor an episode? Email us at [email protected]
How does a plumber in Kamloops, BC become a millionaire without a business, inheritance, or high income? In this powerful episode of Everyday Millionaires, we sit down with Chris — a blue-collar hero who built a $1.05 million investment portfolio over 27 years while working as a full-time plumber.
Chris shares how he: ✅ Started investing with just $100 ✅ Bought his home for $112K and paid it off in 15 years ✅ Built a 7-figure portfolio using simple index mutual funds (S&P 500 & TSX) ✅ Avoided debt, lifestyle creep, and flashy spending ✅ Is now planning his early retirement — debt-free and stress-free
🎧 Whether you’re in the trades, working a modest job, or just starting your financial journey, this episode proves that financial independence is achievable — no side hustle or stock-picking required.
🔧 This is FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) the Canadian way. No fluff. No hype. Just discipline, time, and a whole lot of real talk.
📌 Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro: Chris the Millionaire Plumber 03:14 – Starting out in the trades 07:45 – First $100 investment 11:30 – Buying his home in Kamloops 16:20 – Switching to index funds 21:10 – Raising a financially smart daughter 26:45 – Retirement plans and what wealth means 31:50 – Chris’ simple 3-step advice for young investors
🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you never miss a new millionaire story. 🎙️ Listen to the podcast: [Insert Podcast Link] 📸 Follow us on Instagram: [Insert IG Handle] 📩 Want to be featured or sponsor an episode? Email us: [Insert Email]
#EverydayMillionaires #CanadianFIRE #MillionaireTradesman #IndexInvesting #DebtFreeJourney #FrugalLiving #FIRECanada #StockMarketInvesting #FinancialIndependence #RealMillionaireStories #TradesToWealth
From waitress to millionaire — meet Katherine, a Kenyan immigrant who built a $1.1 million food delivery empire in Toronto during the pandemic. In this powerful first episode of the Everyday Millionaires podcast, host Harry sits down with Katherine to unpack how she turned a rented kitchen and a tablet into a thriving cloud kitchen business with multiple virtual restaurant brands — all before becoming a mom.
🎧 In this episode, you’ll learn:
📈 Who is this for? Entrepreneurs, small business owners, immigrants chasing the dream, and anyone looking for real, relatable millionaire stories without the fluff.
👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the bell so you never miss an episode of Everyday Millionaires — real people, real wealth, real stories.
#EverydayMillionaires #CloudKitchenSuccess #ImmigrantSuccessStory #BusinessPodcast #MillionaireInterview #EntrepreneurJourney #FoodBusinessCanada #StartupStory #SmallBusinessTips
🌍 In Episode 3 of Our New Normal, we unpack the global trade war and what it really means for your everyday life. Are tariffs just headlines—or do they reshape our jobs, portfolios, and cost of living?
🎙️ Join Jackie and Harry as they break down: Why the U.S. is reigniting tariff policies The long-term impact on global trade and Canada's economy Real-life consequences for 20-somethings, families, and retirees Investment and career strategies during economic disruption Why this decade could be your best shot at building wealth
💡 Key Insight: Every crisis creates winners and losers. The opportunity? To be on the winning side by adapting your finances, career, and mindset to today’s shifting landscape.
🔎 Whether you're building your career, planning for retirement, or just trying to stay afloat—this episode is packed with actionable advice and big-picture context.
👇 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into how macro changes shape our new everyday reality. 🎧 Listen now and start redefining your new normal. #TradeWars #TariffsExplained #CanadianEconomy #OurNewNormal #GlobalEconomics #FinancialFreedom #PersonalFinance #InvestSmart #CareerAdvice #MarketTrends
In this uplifting episode of Our New Normal, Jackie and Harry explore how Canada's healthcare system has evolved—and how we can adapt with clarity, confidence, and compassion. Whether you're a newcomer to Canada, a student, a parent, or someone managing chronic health concerns, this conversation is packed with real-life experiences and practical advice to help you thrive within Canada’s universal healthcare framework. 🌱 What You’ll Learn: The inspiring origin story of Canadian healthcare—and why we owe thanks to Saskatchewan and Tommy Douglas. What services are truly free, and what to expect as you navigate the system. The power of being proactive: understanding family doctors, walk-in clinics, urgent care, and electronic records. Budgeting smartly: employer benefits, supplemental plans, and even international coverage for peace of mind. How to build a holistic approach to health that includes physical fitness, mental well-being, and preventative care. 💬 Jackie shares her journey with osteoarthritis and how she’s embracing a solution-focused mindset. Harry opens up about moving to Canada and how his young family is preparing for a healthier, more secure future. Together, they offer a hopeful perspective on how we can each shape our own “new normal” in healthcare. 📌 Next Episode Teaser: The New Retirement – How Health, Purpose, and Planning Are Redefining Life After Work 📺 Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLFgE9CD1bY 🌟 If this episode inspired you, please Like, Subscribe, and Share with someone who could benefit from this conversation. We’re creating a supportive space for navigating change—together.
Welcome to Episode 1 of Our New Normal.
In this eye-opening conversation, we dive deep into the economic transformation facing Canadians in 2025. Professors Heramb Vadalkar and Jackie explore how Canada, once on economic par with the United States, is now facing a stark decline in living standards, infrastructure stagnation, capital flight, and rising trade tensions.
💥 Key Topics Covered: How Canada’s economy became “Shackled” over the last decade
The dramatic impact of policy changes on infrastructure and energy projects Capital outflows of $500 billion and declining tech investment
Why Canada's richest province is now poorer than the poorest U.S. state
Missed energy export opportunities with Germany and Japan
The cost of immigration policy on housing, healthcare, and wages
Insights into trade relations with the U.S., China, and India Declining productivity and rising pressure on public services
🎯 Takeaways for Every Generation: Whether you’re Gen X planning for retirement or a young professional seeking direction, this episode provides powerful insights into how policy, investment, and demographic changes are reshaping Canada’s economic future—and what you can do about it.
🔔 Subscribe and join us for future episodes where we explore healthcare, education, labor markets, and more through the lens of Canada's new normal.
👉 Next Episode Preview: Canada’s healthcare crisis—what went wrong and how it impacts your future. #CanadaEconomy #EconomicReality #TradePolicy #BillC69 #USMCA #CanadaVsUS #CapitalOutflow #CanadianPolitics #OurNewNormal #Fintech #EconomicPolicy Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCafePdh7G1fJt-meLdMrBdw/join
From the publisher's feed
Our New Normal: Exploring the Generational Realities of Money, Career and Life" reflects the evolving landscape of economic and social experiences that differ significantly across generations. In…
For older generations, stability was often tied to long-term employment with a single company, homeownership, and a clear roadmap to retirement. They built careers on a foundation of loyalty, where pension plans and job security were cornerstones and obviously, fully expected. In contrast, younger generations, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, are navigating a gig economy, where job security is elusive, and career paths are often long and winding roads. The rise of remote work, freelancing, and entrepreneurship has redefined success, leading to a sense of flexibility, but also uncertainty.
Financially, the rising cost of education, housing, and healthcare has made it increasingly difficult for younger generations to achieve the same economic milestones as their parents and grandparents. Homeownership, once a symbol of financial success in Canada, has become a distant dream for many due to skyrocketing property prices and student debt. The wealth gap continues to widen, with many younger people feeling the weight of economic instability.
At the same time, there's a growing shift in what defines a fulfilling life. Younger generations are prioritizing experiences, mental health, and work-life balance over the conventional pursuit of wealth and material success. "Our New Normal" is characterized by adaptability, resilience, and a reimagining of what truly matters in both personal and professional spheres, at all ages.