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Money Makes it Weird digs into the human side of personal finance, wealth and the drama that comes with your money! We'll take stories and questions from Reddit on finance and money and answer them and show you that money can make it weird, but there's a way through it.
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Financial Planning for New Parents: What You NEED to Know in Canada! (opens the original)
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In this episode of Money Makes It Weird, Certified Financial Planner Chris Fox of Fox Financial and IPC dive into the realities of balancing family life with financial stability.Raising a child is a significant financial commitment, and it is easy for new parents to feel overwhelmed by the costs, from early childhood gear to teenage expenses. We break down the estimated costs of raising a child in Canada and explore how to build a budget that doesn't sacrifice your future nest egg.Whether you ar
Grey Divorce: What Happens To Your Money When You Divorce Later In Life? (opens the original)
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In this episode of Money Makes It Weird, Chris Fox of Fox Financial and IPC dig into the growing trend of 'grey divorce'—couples 55 and older choosing to separate later in life.While divorce is an emotional hurdle at any age, the financial implications shift drastically when you are nearing or already in retirement.We discuss why this demographic is seeing an increase in separations, how the division of assets like pensions and family homes affects your long-term retirement plan, and the critica
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