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#FinancialFriday
by Natalie Jamison
My daughter found it boring to learn about finances at the dinner table. She suggested I create short podcasts she can listen to instead. So, being a good mom, and a wealth advisor, I did just that. Here are my financial literacy tips for teens and young adults. They will be published on Fridays, hence the name of my podcast #FinancialFridayFor more info, or to contact me: www.jamison.ca
Episodes
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14. What is GIC?
GIC stands for guaranteed investment certificate. This is a common investment sold at many financial institutions in Canada. What is it? How does it work? Why is it guaranteed? Please listen to find out more.
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13. Stop Making Excuses
Financial success is mostly about having the right mindset. This episode includes 3 STEPS to get you started on the path to success.
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12. Afraid of Commitment?
Today's episode explores the term “Time Horizon” and the length of time you need to commit to various types of investments. It also reveals my longest AND best investment! For more topics, please visit my other podcast: Stay Wealthy For more info about me: www.jamison.ca
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11. Cyber Security Breach
There are two generations that are most vulnerable to financial fraud...those under age 25, and their grandparents. Is your financial information really safe? Can a breach happen? What should you do if you receive a suspicious notification? Find out in less than 3 minutes.
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10. The Rule of 72
In 5 seconds, you can easily calculate how long it will take you to double your money. It's so simple, yet powerful. Also, let me know what other topics you want to hear about in future episodes. Plus, check out my wealth management podcast called Stay Wealthy. Thanks! Website | LinkedIn
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9. Health = Wealth
Health = Wealth. You can't have one without the other. You do maintenance on your car, but what about your body? There is a direct correlation between maintaining your health and building wealth.
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8. What does it mean to be wealthy?
This episode covers: The definition of wealthy What is Net Worth? What is High Net Worth? 5 types of wealth Want more learning opportunities? Check out: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter
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7. Trim your hair and your stocks
You trim your hair regularly, but what about your stocks? In just two minutes, find out what the term "Rebalancing Your Investments" means. For more financial tips follow Natalie here: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter
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6. Three Big Financial Mistakes, Even Wealth Advisors Are Guilty Of Making!
Here are 3 big financial mistakes I see people make all the time. And yes...I will admit that as a wealth advisor, I am guilty of 2 of these. In just 9 short minutes, learn what mistakes to avoid. Want more info? Follow me here: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter
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5. Stop comparing yourself...
If you want to build true confidence as an investor, then stop comparing yourself to other Canadians. Also, stop comparing your returns to those of the S&P500 or the TSX. Instead, make your own goals, and track your progress against those. Want more tips on how to be a good investor, then follow…
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4. Money is like a Swiss Army knife
Switzerland is famous for money and army knifes. So today, let's talk about their multi-purposes. Don't forget to answer the question at the end. www.jamison.ca
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3. What is a recession? It's like driving a car in reverse.
I know that the word recession sounds scary. We think of job losses and people struggling to make ends meet. But do you really understand what it means. Here is a short analogy to help you visualize what a recession is. www.jamison.ca
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2. Standing in line
Here is why you don’t sell your investments at their lowest, and why patience is rewarded.
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1. TFSA - your new BFF
Ever wished you could have a Best Financial Friend? Well you do. It’s called a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA). This BFF will ensure that you never pay tax on the earnings or on withdrawals. How cool is that? Need more info? www.jamison.ca
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#FinancialFriday
Find out why I started this podcast…and who inspired me. In my opinion, building financial literacy starts at home.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
My daughter found it boring to learn about finances at the dinner table. She suggested I create short podcasts she can listen to instead. So, being a good mom, and a wealth advisor, I did just that. Here are my financial literacy tips for teens and young adults. They will be published on Fridays, hence the name of my podcast #FinancialFridayFor more info, or to contact me: www.jamison.ca
HOSTED BY
Natalie Jamison
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How many episodes does #FinancialFriday have?
#FinancialFriday currently has 15 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is #FinancialFriday about?
My daughter found it boring to learn about finances at the dinner table. She suggested I create short podcasts she can listen to instead. So, being a good mom, and a wealth advisor, I did just that. Here are my financial literacy tips for teens and young adults. They will be published on Fridays,...
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#FinancialFriday is created and hosted by Natalie Jamison.
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