Explore podcasts about saving, investing and the financial decisions that affect everyday life in Canada. Most of these shows are made here, so they talk about TFSAs, RRSPs, CRA rules and Canadian mortgages rather than 401(k)s.
Please note: Podcasts in this category are for information and general education. They are not personalized financial, tax or legal advice. Speak with a qualified, licensed professional before making decisions about your money.
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Eleven shows, ten of them Canadian. They range from research-heavy investing discussions to practical help with debt.
Benjamin Felix and Dr. Mark Soth
Personal finance for Canadian professionals, from building a budget around a “good life” to RRSPs, TFSAs, pensions and investing inside a corporation. One host is a portfolio manager, the other a practising ICU physician.
Benjamin Felix, Cameron Passmore and Dan Bortolotti
A weekly, evidence-based look at investing and financial decisions from PWL Capital in Ottawa. Expect academic guests, listener questions and long discussions of portfolio construction, factor investing and investor behaviour.
Jessica Moorhouse
Conversations with money experts, authors and entrepreneurs about the habits and systems that shape your finances, including the link between money and happiness. A good fit if you want practical tools rather than market commentary.
Kornel Szrejber
Expert interviews on DIY investing, ETFs, mortgages and retirement planning, including episodes on safe withdrawal rates and how much a household can spend in retirement.
Tom Drake
Guest-led episodes on earning, saving, investing and spending, with topics that range from estate planning and charitable giving to job searching and buying a home in Canada.
TCI Podcast Network
Stock-market talk for self-directed investors: company and sector breakdowns, earnings, bond yields and the macro stories moving Canadian and U.S. markets.
Doug Hoyes
A licensed insolvency trustee talks with industry insiders about credit cards, CRA tax debt, instalment loans and the questions to ask before you borrow. Useful if debt is the problem you need to solve first.
Erwin Szeto
Formerly focused only on real estate, this weekly show interviews investors, lenders and landlords about rental properties, cash flow and financing, with some episodes on business and wider personal finance.
Verecan Capital Management
Financial news and money tips explained in plain language, with episodes on risk versus volatility, ETFs versus mutual funds, IPOs, RESPs and TFSAs.
David Chilton
The author of The Wealthy Barber talks with guests about investing, real estate, taxes, RESPs and money psychology, and answers audience questions in regular “Office Hours” episodes.
Brad Barrett and Jonathan Mendonsa
A long-running show about financial independence: cutting expenses, paying off debt, tax strategy and early retirement. U.S. accounts and tax rules dominate, so treat the details as ideas to adapt rather than instructions.
Index funds, ETFs, factor investing and how to stay disciplined when markets fall. Rational Reminder and The Canadian Investor approach this from opposite ends: evidence-based theory versus stock-by-stock analysis.
How TFSAs, RRSPs, RESPs, the CPP and pensions fit together, including the extra choices facing incorporated professionals and business owners.
Credit cards, CRA debt, loans and building a budget that leaves room for the things you value. Debt Free in 30 is hosted by a licensed insolvency trustee.
Mortgage renewals, buying a first home and becoming a landlord, with honest discussion of cash flow and risk.
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