40 Finance Podcasts Every Canadian Should Listen To

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    Your headphones can make you wealthy. If you want achieve financial independence, you need to level up your financial literacy. But who has time to find and read all the personal finance content out there? As a busy working mom with two tiny humans, I certainly don’t have the time or energy to open a takeout menu, let alone a finance book. If you want to break the paycheque-to-paycheque cycle, level up your investing game, or just take a deep dive into the Canadian economy, finance podcasts are your new best friend. I’ve put together a comprehensive list of the 40 best finance podcasts every Canadian should listen to.

    Because Money

    This is one of the most popular finance podcasts in Canada and for good reason. Hosts Sandi, Chris, and John are a dynamic trio who bring witty, engaging and informative content to the table. There are currently 6 seasons of the Because Money podcast, so you have an incredible roster of episodes to choose from. 

    Twice a month, the trio sit down with a new guest to unpack real financial issues affecting everyday Canadians. The podcast has been on pause since March 2020, but all their content is still available. Episodes include preparing for parenthood, unpacking the often misunderstood term “the economy,” and the surprising cost of medical care. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Build Wealth Canada

    Kornel Szrejber left his lucrative corporate job to join a small family-owned business. The significant pay cut meant Kornel needed to hack the world of personal finance in a hurry. He taught himself how to manage his money, build successful side hustles, generate passive income and how to invest. 

    Today, he’s bringing that wealth of knowledge to you through personal finance courses, videos and his incredibly successful podcast Build Wealth Canada. If you’re looking for the best tools and resources to take total control of your money, look no further than the guy who bootstrapped his way to financial independence. Recent episodes include how to save money, the best ETFs in Canada, and how to save on taxes. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Canadian Couch Potato

    Canadian Couch Potato (CCP) is already one of my favourite go-to personal finance blogs. I’ve used his model portfolios to build my own investing strategy. But he doesn’t promote the podcast on his blog. Instead, Dan Bortolotti, a professional financial advisor with PWL Capital, has grown both his blog and podcast audiences independently and organically. 

    On his monthly podcast, he answers questions from listeners like you, interviews experts and industry insiders, and offers incredible tips for investors who prefer to do it themselves. If you’re ready to break up with your financial advisor, you definitely need CCP in your DIY investor toolbox. Recent episodes include a deep dive into the inner workings of ETFs, how human behaviour impacts investor success, and an ask-me-anything episode answering questions from his listeners. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Canadian Portfolio Manager

    Exchange Trade Funds (ETFs) are favoured among novice and veteran DIY investors alike. And they’re an especially great tool for beginners to start accumulating wealth. Host Justin Bender, another certified financial planner with PWL Capital, delivers the goods all Canadians need to get the most out of their investment journey. 

    On his podcast, Canadian Portfolio Manager (CPM) offers essential tips and resources to help every Canadian build and manage their own ETF portfolio. Recent episodes include understanding model portfolios, asset location strategies, and how to sell your losing ETFs the right way. Make sure you visit the site where you’ll find a gold mine of resources like model ETF portfolios, investment calculators and whitepapers. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Cost of Living

    Brought to you by Canada’s beloved CBC Radio,  and hosted by Paul Haavardsrud, Cost of Living dissects how money shapes our lives and influences our day-to-day behaviour. He even unpacks complicated economic mechanisms and how they impact everyday Canadians. If you’re looking to understand money and your financial behaviour, you’ll feel right at home with this podcast. 

    Recent episodes include fascinating topics like how the dollar store makes money off cheap chocolate bars, why chicken sandwiches are hitting almost every menu in Canada, and how much delivery services actually cost businesses and their customers. If you love broadening your financial horizons and adding fun facts to your list of party tricks, you need to add this show to your podcast lineup right now. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Explore FI Canada

    Have you heard about the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement? Would you like to know how millions of Canadians are actually achieving financial independence? Look no further than Explore FI Canada. This hidden gem is brought to you by our friends Chrissy Kay from the blog Eat, Sleep, Breathe FI and Money Mechanic from the podcast FI Garage. Together, they talk to Canadians from coast to coast about their unique path to financial independence. 

    You’ll get raw, genuine and relatable experiences to help you find your version of financial freedom. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the daily grind or the world of personal finance, you’ll find community and encouragement with this incredible podcast. Make sure you join the ChooseFI Canada Facebook group to get the most this FI family has to offer. Recent episodes include the low-income path to FI, overcoming adversity and low expectations, and where-are-they-now episodes with past guests. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    FI Garage

    Few things refresh the soul quite like great conversation with interesting people. And that’s exactly what you’ll get every time you tune into FI Garage. Hosts Money Mechanic, The Accountant, and The Economist unpack tricky financial topics and make it as fun and accessible as a backyard BBQ with friends. In fact, this podcast made it onto our top 25 best FIRE blogs in Canada, along with Chrissy and her blog Eat Sleep Breathe FI. FI Garage is a personal favourite, and I was honoured to guest host a special episode with Money Mechanic himself. 

    Recent episodes cover topics like are you ready to be a landlord, sustainable investing, and Money Mechanic’s personal FIRE journey. You’ll get incredible personal finance insight from guys who’ve been there, done that. The only thing missing is your favourite flannel t-shirt and a pint of IPA. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Moolala: Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

    Brought to you by personal finance heavyweight, Bruce Sellery, this podcast is a Canadian favourite that continues to land on almost every top 10 list out there. If that name sounds familiar, Bruce Sellery is the CEO behind Canada’s oldest credit counselling non-profit, Credit Canada. He’s an accomplished business journalist, author, television host, and podcast host. Bruce is passionate about giving Canadians the financial education they need to take control of their money and live their best lives. 

    That passion is palpable on his podcast, Moolala, which explains why “smart people do dumb things with their money.” He unpacks critical personal finance fundamentals so you can make smart money moves. Recent episodes include the “Bud Light” version of financial planning, effective ways to get out of debt, and my personal favourite, an interview with Hardbacon founder and CEO himself, Julien Brault. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    More Money Podcast

    Jessica Moorehouse is another personal finance heavyweight who hits well above her weight class. She’s a certified financial counsellor, speaker, television host, and self-proclaimed millennial money expert. She’s an award-winning blogger and founder of the Millennial Money Meetup; a personal finance summit of informal but informative in-person discussions about all things personal finance. 

    If you’ve heard about the new financial wave, called FIRE, Jessica has everything you need to know about how to take total control of your money to live life on your own terms. Her powerhouse podcast More Money boasts over 2 million downloads and almost 300 episodes. No personal finance arsenal would be complete without this gem. Recent episodes include how your mental health affects your wealth, how to marry and divorce well, and the 7 money mistakes we are all making. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    The MapleMoney Show

    This fan favourite is brought to you by the most-read personal finance blog in Canada: Maple Money. Tom Drake is a Financial Analyst turned wildly popular finance blogger who has been delivering money insights to readers since 2008. His writing has appeared in major publications like The Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, and Forbes, just to name a few. 

    Tom’s on a mission to teach Canadians how to take control of their finances to make more money, save it, and invest it to achieve true financial freedom. His podcast, The MapleMoney Show, delivers incredible content relevant to anyone who has ever wanted more financial independence. Recent episodes feature some of my favourite names in the FIRE movement right now like Bob Lai tackling rising food prices, Money Mechanic on how to get ahead financially, and Mark Seed’s thoughts on financial independence and retiring early. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Young Money with Tracey Bissett

    If you love insider information from industry pros who shoot from the hip, Tracey Bissett delivers the goods you want each and every week. This former TD Bank executive has won awards for her work in the financial literacy space. With her years of experience in the banking industry, stellar MBA education and Financial Analyst designation, Tracey has helped thousands of people achieve their financial goals

    Whether you’re looking to get your own finances on track, or you’re an entrepreneur looking for business advice, the Young Money podcast has it all. Recent episodes include how to make the right purchasing choices, maximizing your employee benefits package so you don’t leave money on the table, and scholarship secrets for post-secondary students. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Magic Internet Money

    By now you’ve likely heard about Bitcoin, a digital currency taking the world by storm. But if you’re anything like most Canadians, you’re probably having a hard time understanding how a digital coin with no intrinsic value could possibly work like money. Enter Brad Mills, the brilliant mind behind the fascinating finance podcast, Magic Internet Money

    This marketing and product developing entrepreneur started his Bitcoin journey back in 2011.  He started as a Bitcoin miner, then moved into crypto investing and entrepreneurship. He’s become a self-proclaimed Bitcoin maximalist. On his show, you’ll get incredible content that explores the structure of the traditional finance industry and how Bitcoin looks to solve critical pitfalls. Recent episodes include a discussion on Bitcoin fundamentals, the problem with the federal reserve and money printing, and a deep dive into Brad’s Bitcoin backstory. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Debt Free in 30

    If you’re struggling with debt, or perhaps want to avoid it like the plague, this finance podcast delivers everything you ever wished you knew about debt and credit. Host Hoyes Michalos is a licensed insolvency trustee, a lawyer specialing in bankruptcy, who unpacks the complex world of personal finance, money management, and bankruptcy.

    Whether you’re in need of debt relief or trying to avoid the debt trap altogether, Hoyes delivers incredible content. On his podcast, Debt Free in 30, you’ll get informative 30-minute episodes on topics such as the unintended consequences of debt, outdated financial advice you need to ignore, and how to set up a debt paydown system that actually works.
     
    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Simple Money

    Host Matthew Siwiec is a Canadian personal finance expert and educator passionate about making complex financial topics fun, exciting, and accessible for everyone. Episodes are short, to the point, and explore topics like budgeting, investing, debt, and retirement planning, to name a few. He makes money, well, simple! 

    On the Simple Money podcast, Matthew explores how current events and larger economic forces have a direct impact on your life and wallet. Recent episodes include how federal election promises affect your personal finances, why Canadian credit card debt actually fell during the pandemic, and understanding your taxes. Got a burning personal finance question? Email Matthew and he might just answer your question on the show. 

    Available on: Spotify

    Mostly Money

    Mostly Money is another stellar podcast presented by Canadian finance powerhouse, Preet Banerjee. He seems to have the Midas touch, turning financial projects into gold. In 2007, he started the blog wheredoesallmymoneygo.com which quickly became the number one investment blog in Canada by 2010. Since then, he’s won the W Network Canada’s contest “The Ultimate W Expert Challenge.” He was a regular contributor on The National with Peter Mansbridge and periodically co-hosts The Lang and O’Leary exchange.

    His podcast, Mostly Money, is currently one of the most popular finance podcasts in the country. On his show you’ll find compelling episodes about investing, starting a business, marketing, and so much more. Recent episodes include an interview with the Wall Street Journal’s bestselling author Cait Flanders, a candid interview with Canadian treasure Peter Mansbridge, and an episode exploring sustainable investing. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    The Canadian Investor

    If you’re looking for incredible financial “infotainment” from some really smart people, look no further than The Canadian Investor co-hosts Braden Dennis and Simon Belanger. Braden is the founder and CEO behind Strasophereinvesting.com; a cornucopia of online investing resources for DIY investors. Simon is a pension and retirement expert with a passion for value investing and cryptocurrency. 

    Together, they deliver a high-calibre podcast jam-packed with smart, witty and insightful coverage of all things Canadian investment-related. On their weekly finance podcast, The Canadian Investor, you’ll get a deep-dive discussion on Canadian investment vehicles, investment strategies, and individual stocks. If you’re looking to level up your investment game in Canada, this podcast is a must-listen. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    The MoneySaver Podcast

    If you’re a fan of the Canadian MoneySaver magazine, you will love their podcast. Hosted by two of the smartest women in this space, personal finance journalist Ellen Roseman and MoneySaver magazine Editor in Chief Lana Sanichar curate incredible content relevant to every Canadian. The two met at a financial conference and joked about joining forces on a finance podcast. 

    Since then, the MoneySaver podcast has grown into another fan favourite juggernaut in the personal finance podcast space, gracing countless top 10 lists. On their podcast, Ellen and Lana interview paradigm-shifting experts to bring you the latest, greatest, straight-up ingenious money-saving tips to help you take control of your money and grow your assets. Recent episodes include Bitcoin ETFs and blockchain technology, lessons on how to pick stocks, and how women can overcome barriers to financial freedom. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Podcast Addict

    Stress Test

    One of Canada’s most renowned newspaper, The Globe and Mail, has also expanded into the podcast sphere. So, if you love intelligent, insightful coverage of current events and the Canadian economy, their Stress Test podcast maintains the high calibre content Canadians crave. Straight from their own personal finance team, Globe and Mail editor Roma Luciw and columnist Rob Carrick help Canadians put their financial situations to the ultimate test. Born from the financial pandemonium caused by the Covid19 pandemic, the Stress Test podcast focuses on a myriad of issues that hit Canadians right in the wallet. 

    With a special focus on 20 to 40-year-olds, this podcast helps millennials and their descendants navigate the nuances of a post-pandemic economy. Stress Test is barely a year old, launching in June of 2020, and has already hit #1 on the iTunes Business Podcasts charts. Recent episodes include how to combat crazy housing prices, the crippling cost of childcare in Canada, and how to negotiate a raise. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Rational Reminder

    This incredible finance podcast comes to you from a couple of the brilliant minds at PWL Capital, a Toronto-based wealth management firm. Does that name ring any bells? That’s because PWL Capital is also home to Dan Bortolotti and Justin Bender, the DIY investing wizards behind Canadian Couch Potato (CCP) and Canadian Portfolio Manager (CPM), respectively. Two other portfolio managers from that same firm also co-host a podcast called Rational Reminder

    If you love CCP or CPM,  you will certainly love this podcast. Benjamin Felix and Cameron Passmore discuss topics like money and behaviour, financial markets and trends, and pretty much all things personal finance. The dynamic-due aims to separate money from emotions so Canadians can make more sensible, evidence-based investing decisions. Weekly episodes cover topics like how to change your financial habits, the psychology of investing, and exploring if homeowners really are happier than renters. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Real Estate Investing Morning Show

    Getting ahead is pretty tough in today’s financial landscape. Mix in kids and the cost of raising a family, and wealth creation gets significantly more complicated. Whether you’re an established landlord or interested in becoming one, you know that real estate is touted as one of the most effective ways to generate income and achieve financial independence. 

    Real Estate investing power couple, Wayne and Gabby Hillier, unpack the complicated and nuanced world of investing in the real estate market. On their podcast, Real Estate Investing Morning Show, they dig into the nuts and bolts of topics like landlording, joint ventures, rent-to-own, multifamily buildings, and so much more. They also share tips, tricks and hacks they’ve used to juggle raising a family while improving their real estate performance tenfold. This podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to take the plunge or level up their investing game. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Rewards Canada Podcast

    Calling all credit card rewards hack masters! You’ve probably heard of the Rewards Canada website and blog. If you haven’t, allow me to blow your mind. Calgary’s own Patrick Sojka was frustrated by the lack of Canadian-centred credit card rewards resources. So he launched the rewardscanada.ca website back in 2001.

    Since then, the website has grown into Canada’s leading resource for all things credit card rewards, with a central focus on travel rewards programs. The website has expanded to include the Rewards Canada Podcast, which offers listeners weekly deals, innovative new rewards programs, as well as incredible tips and tricks to get the most out of your rewards card. If you love travelling or turning credit card points into free money, this podcast is the ultimate guide to hack your credit card. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Dollars & Sense With a Couple of Gents

    Brought to you by Ellis Financial Group, under the Scotia Wealth Management umbrella, is a powerhouse resource-hub for all things investing and wealth management. Dollars & Sense with a couple of gents is especially suited for anyone just getting started on their investing journey, looking for quality wealth management insight, or both. Co-Hosts and wealth management advisors, Stephen Ellis and Robert Wolfson, curate in-depth yet easy-to-understand investment topics for investors of all experience levels. 

    They break down the expansive and complex world of wealth management in a way that makes, well, sense. This podcast is an incredible resource for anyone and everyone looking to grow their wealth and achieve their financial goals. Recent episodes include mutual funds vs individual equities, exploring registered education savings plans (RESP), and how to avoid bad investments. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Jill On Money

    If you’re looking for current, informative, award-winning content from industry insiders, Jill On Money should rank at the top of your podcast list. Jill Shlesinger has accolades longer than my arm. She started as an options trader at the commodity exchange of New York and eventually became the Chief Investment Officer of a private financial advisory firm. Since then she has appeared regularly on NPR, authored a nationally syndicated finance column, and is an award-winning business analyst for CBS news. There isn’t enough room in this article to detail all her incredible accomplishments. 

    On her podcast, Jill On Money, she masterfully unpacks complicated economic and financial news in a way that is compelling, engaging and easy to understand. Recent episodes include how to manage extra cash flow, how to craft the right savings strategy, and planning for retirement. If you’re looking for tell-it-like-it-is content that isn’t afraid to tackle controversial financial topics, you’ve come to the right place.  

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    What is Money

    You’ve heard about the separation of church and state, right? But what about the separation of money and state? More importantly, do you even know what money really is, or how it impacts every aspect of your life and the world? Robert Breedlove is a self-proclaimed Bitcoin maximalist who has dedicated his life to the cryptocurrency space. Robert has a Masters of Accounting and was the manager of a hedge fund, and he’s here to dismantle everything you think you know about traditional money. 

    On his podcast, What is Money, Robert explores how “Bitcoin is fundamentally a humanitarian movement exposing the greatest con in human history: central banking.” Prepare to have your mind blown as Robert consistently debunks all the lies we’ve been told about the function of money. Recent episodes include why Bitcoin succeeds, money as a psycho-technology, and the failures of fiat. 
     
    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    The Canadian Money Roadmap

    This podcast is another incredible financial planning resource, brought to you by Evan Neufeld, a certified financial planner and investment advisor. Hailing from Saskatchewan, Evan uses his expertise and time in the finance industry to help Canadians of all ages create a roadmap to success. The Canadian Money Roadmap is an intelligent, insightful, and practical guide to help every Canadian make smarter choices with their money. 

    Evan and guests, a variety of finance experts, do a fantastic job demystifying the complicated world of personal finance and investing. They unpack big topics into easy-to-digest content, complete with insider tips and tricks to help listeners get the most out of their money. Recent episodes include understanding investment risk, reducing taxes with a spousal RRSP, and the catch with TFSAs

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Mortgagenomics Canada

    Whether you’re already a homeowner or hope to become one, you need this powerhouse podcast in your life. Calgary-born mortgage broker, Marko Gelo, is the man behind the podcast Mrotgagenomics. He’s a Canadian entrepreneur, running his own franchise of The Mortgage Centre, called Home Financing Solutions Inc. When it comes to heady topics like economic trends, the housing market, and real estate financing, Marko is an expert in the field. 

    On his podcast, Mortgagenomics Canada, Marko deconstructs major housing market news and trends, and offers listeners valuable mortgage qualification tips, tricks, and strategies. You’ll come for the insightful mortgage advice from an industry insider, and stay for the incredible music he produces and plays himself. Recent episodes include 8 power tips for first-time home buyers, the impact of inflation, and what to do when the bank says no. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Economics Detective Radio

    Economics is the study of how to distribute finite resources among infinite and competing wants. If that sounds boring to you, trust me, this podcast is anything but. Host Garrett M. Petersen is an Economist and data scientist that earned his Ph.D. at one of Canada’s most prestigious universities, the University of British Columbia. And boy does he know his stuff! 

    On his podcast, Economics Detective Radio, Garrett explores fascinating and nuanced topics such as economic theory, the history of thought, healthcare, education, international trade, and their effect on our behaviour and decision-making process. In long-form interviews with industry experts, this podcast pulls back the current to expose common misconceptions we have about the economy and finance, and seeks to explain why we do the things we do. Recent episodes include the hidden rules of ownership, what coding can reveal about the future of education, and the kindness of strangers. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Disrupters

    Former Globe and Mail Editor in Chief, and Senior Vice President of Royal Bank of Canada, John Stackhouse is a household name in the finance industry. When he’s not busy blazing the trail of research and thought leadership at RBC, John has his finger on the pulse of major Canadian technological, economic and social disruptors. If you’ve ever wanted to take a deep dive into the Canadian economy, the Disrupters podcast presents provocative interviews with key players who are shifting the paradigm and driving massive change. 

    The podcast gives a special focus to the post-pandemic Canadian economy, and the unintended consequences COVID19 has had on traditional socio-economic structures. Recent episodes include youth mental health in the age of Covid, how blockchain technology holds the keys to a greener planet, and how 5G will transform the Canadian economy. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Real Money Talk

    f you’re a millennial consistently frustrated by the outdated, out-of-touch advice from sweater vest-wearing elders, pop in your Airpods because this podcast was made for you. The brilliant minds over at Ratehub.ca literally thought of everything when they launched the finance podcast Real Money Talk. This podcast explores the reality of being a millennial in the current economic climate. 

    They’re millennials too, so they know exactly what to ask the experts in order to flush out the truth and present information that is both relevant and actionable for listeners like you. Their team of seven hosts cover topics such as how to fix a bad credit score, pay down debt or invest, and even how to switch banks. They leave no stone unturned in the world of personal finance. Recent episodes include dissecting the math on renting vs buying a home, how to buy stocks and ETFs on Questrade, and 5 tips for mortgage renewal time. 

    Available on: Spotify

    Pandenomics (Scotiabank Perspectives)

    If you are worried about what the post-pandemic world has in store for you, look no further than the Pandenomics podcast. Stephen Maurice, editor of Scotiabank Perspectives, explores the impact Covid19 has had on the Canadian economy. But he doesn’t stop there. This podcast takes a closer look at the road ahead as Canadians navigate their way through a time of unprecedented change and financial uncertainty. 

    Their very first episode featured a special guest, Scotiabank’s own Chief Economist Jean-Francois Perrault, as he analyzed the government’s response to the pandemic and predictions for the coming months. Other episodes include how lessons from the pandemic can help women advance, how immigration and affordable childcare are critical for economic recovery, and how small businesses can bounce back with community support. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Your Life! Your Terms!

    If you have two feet and a heartbeat, you need to make your way over to this hidden gem of a podcast. While not specifically marketed to the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement it certainly delivers the goods every FIRE seeker needs to live life on their own terms. Real estate is one of the most powerful tools to generate wealth. Brothers and real estate moguls, Tom and Nick Karadza, are teaching you the trade secrets they used to build a multi-billion dollar real estate investment portfolio. They even started their own real estate brokerage firm, bootstrapping it from a small start-up to one of Canada’s Profit 500 companies. 

    These business bros curate incredible content to help you design a life you’ll love. Your Life Your Terms covers a wide array of topics ranging from real estate investing and entrepreneurship to fitness and nutrition and everything in between. Recent episodes include the bullish case for bitcoin, profiling a 19-year-old architect, and exploring the impact of election promises on the real estate market. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Burn Your Mortgage Podcast

    Sean Cooper is the Toronto-based mortgage broker behind the blog and bestselling book “Burn Your Mortgage.” He paid off his $255K mortgage in just 3 short years and has appeared on major media outlets like BNN, CTV, and CBC. He has also been featured in heavyweight print media like The Globe and Mail, The Financial Post, and the Toronto Star. 

    When it comes to homeownership and financial freedom, Sean is here to challenge everything you think you know about money and debt. On his podcast, Burn Your Mortgage, Sean breaks down how veteran homeowners and wannabes alike can pay off their mortgage through modest living and side hustles. Recent episodes include everything you wanted to know about real estate law, tips and advice for female landlords, and how to retire at 25 with 35 rental units. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    The Everyday Millionaire

    Patrick Francey is basically the Tony Robbins of real estate investing. He is a self-made millionaire and the current CEO of the Real Estate Intelligence Network; a prolific source of real estate education and resources for Canadians. If you’re familiar with the retail store chain Pro-Skate, based in Edmonton, Patrick is the man behind that curtain. Pro-Skate now serves professional and Olympic athletes. 

    Patrick is best known for his work as an educator, speaker and mentor for real estate investors and entrepreneurs. With his finance podcast, The Everyday Millionaire, Patrick shares his wealth of knowledge to help everyday Canadians achieve financial freedom through the real estate market. Recent episodes include the importance of self-discipline, mindful money habits to help achieve your goals, and how to decipher unusual economic terrain. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Fidelity Connects

    This podcast is suited for more seasoned investors looking to level up. Fidelity Canada is one of Canada’s leading investment firms. According to their website, for over 30 years they’ve been helping Canadians like you achieve financial independence with their industry-leading investment team and global network of research professionals and market innovators. 

    They’ve taken that clout to the airwaves to offer listeners and investors incredible insight into emerging investment opportunities “that others may miss.” Their finance podcast, Fidelity Connects, aims to deepen your investment knowledge through exclusive interviews with prolific industry professionals. Recent episodes include global real estate opportunities, discussing Fidelity Tax-Smart Solutions, and a look at equity and all-in-one ETFs. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    The Canadian Multifamily Investing Podcast

    If you’re a landlord or real estate investor ready to take your portfolio to the next level, you need to add this podcast to your investing toolbox. Mark Baltazar and Mike Rockall are real estate entrepreneurs who co-founded Peak Multifamily Investments; a real estate investment firm that helps Canadians invest in apartment buildings. Together, they co-host The Canadian Multifamily Investing Podcast

    Their combined 28 years of experience investing in real estate shines through on this informative podcast. They interview a variety of both active and passive investors to offer you the best insights, explanations and advice on investing in the multifamily real estate market. Recent episodes include turning $1 million in debt into a multimillion-dollar real estate portfolio, advocacy for landlords and tenants, and how to use other people’s money to build your real estate empire. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    The Future Of

    Brought to you by the Alberta Treasury Branch (ATB), a provincially owned and operated financial institution in Alberta, this podcast serves to demystify confusing financial times. Hosted by ATB’s Cheif Economist, Todd Hirsch, The Future Of offers listeners exclusive interviews with various industry leaders from right here at home, and around the world. Really smart people give you their professional insight to help you navigate change and make informed financial decisions. 

    The show covers a wide range of topics from women in business to the changing labour market and new work-from-home trends. The Future Of finance podcast helps Canadians navigate a shifting economic landscape while recognizing red flags and identifying new opportunities. Recent episodes include the future of education, adapting to unwanted change, and the future of retail. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Down to Business

    If you’re an avid Financial Post reader, you’ll absolutely love their Down To Business podcast. Hosted by the Financial Post’s own in-house finance journalist, Gabe Friedman gives listeners the inside scoop on what’s happening in Canadian business. In under 30 minutes, you’ll understand the hidden side of business and commerce at home, and abroad. 

    Down To Business explores current issues that are affecting Canadians in not-so-obvious ways. From the impact of automation on jobs to the effect of parking lots on the economy. With this incredibly fascinating show, you’ll peek behind the curtain at the hidden side of everything. Recent episodes include single-use plastics in the take-out food market, the impact of facial recognition on dignity and human rights, and unpacking the pandemic job crisis. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    The Empowered Investor

    If you’re looking for top-shelf investing advice from longtime industry experts, The Empowered Investor is the perfect finance podcast to polish your knowledge and sharpen your skills. This gem of a podcast is brought to you by the Quebec-based boutique wealth management firm Tulette, Matthews & Associates. They’re dedicated to delivering insightful, evidence-based, conflict-free advice personalized just for you. 

    They’ve already written an incredible book to help Canadians become financially secure, and you can download it for free on their website. But their blog and podcast, The Empowered Investor, is a wellspring of investing insight that no investor should be without. Recent episodes include everything you need to know about robo-advisors, the implications of the Delta Variant on your portfolio, and what to do with undeclared assets in the age of global connectedness. 

    Available on: Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Where Should I Invest? Real Estate Investing in Canada

    If you’ve ever wished you could crack into the real estate market but not sure how, or where to start, Sarah Larbi is here to help you every step of the way. She’s a real estate investing professional who is passionate about making the real estate market accessible to Canadians. Are you ready to start growing your wealth? Look no further than this been-there-done-that industry expert who’s got all the resources you need. 

    Not only is Sarah a heavyweight in her field as a successful investor, speaker, educator and mentor, but she brings other investing experts to the table. On the finance podcast Where Should I Invest? you’ll get an in-depth, well-rounded education about the Canadian real estate market. Recent episodes include how to decide where you should invest, how to retire with passive income, and how a 19-year-old police officer became a full-time real estate investor. 

    Available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify

    Avenue Insights

    Hosts Bill Harris and Bryden Teich are part of a Toronto-based independent investment management firm. When they’re not growing their client’s wealth, they’re producing finance podcasts. Avenue Insights has an incredible lineup of episodes that explore what’s happening in the aggregate economy. 

    Recent episodes include a thorough analysis of inflation and the velocity of money, how low-interest rates impact investors, and how the pandemic has affected different asset classes. This is an incredible resource if you want to understand how government and global events affect your portfolio. 

    Available on: Google Podcasts, Spotify

     

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    Heidi Unrau is a senior finance journalist at Hardbacon. She studied Economics at the University of Winnipeg, where she fell in love with all-things-finance. At 25, she kicked-off her financial career in retail banking as a teller. She quickly progressed to become a Credit Analyst and then Private Lender. This hands-on industry experience uniquely positions her to provide expert insight on loans, credit scores, credit cards, debt, and banking services. She has been featured in publications such as WealthRocket, Scary Mommy, Credello, and Plooto. When she's not chasing after her two little boys, you'll find her hiding in the car listening to the Freakonomics podcast, or binge-watching financial crime documentaries with a bowl of ice cream. Fun Fact: Heidi has lived in five different provinces across Canada and her blood type is coffee.