HeyJaredTwo Girls Investing Podcast
Are you a Canadian woman who wants to get your finances in order but gets intimidated by all the jargon? You're not alone. Welcome to the Two Girls Investing Podcast, your new weekly dose of money empowerment, minus the boring lectures.
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TFSA vs. RRSP: Where to Put Your HISA & Why Women Are Better Investors (opens the original)
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n this episode, we tackle the unglamorous side of homeownership, from the sheer sticker shock of premium paint to the frustrating reality of DIY door handle replacements. Shifting from renovations to wealth building, we break down exactly what we’d do differently if we started investing today. We cover how to strategically hold high-interest savings inside a TFSA to shield your money from taxes, the core flexibility differences between a TFSA and an RRSP, and why keeping a clean ETF portfolio ac
How to Invest: Avoiding Beginner Mistakes & Earning Cash Back with Wealthsimple (opens the original)
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In this episode, we (Jess and Colleen) break down the most costly mistakes beginner investors make and how to build a clean, straightforward portfolio today without the noise. Before getting into portfolio pitfalls, we share a quick laugh over local community Facebook drama and break down why switching to the Wealthsimple 2% cash back card beats complicated big-bank points systems. Then, we get honest about where first-time investors lose real money: high MER bank mutual funds, falling for inter
We're BACK - What Would We Do if We Started Investing From $0 Today?? + Frivolous Things We Spent Our Money On This Summer 💰 (opens the original)
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After an unplanned couple-month summer break due to busy schedules, the hosts return, share plans to improve their recording setup, release weekly episodes, seek sponsors, and eventually create courses and educational content for Canadian women. They discuss recent “frivolous” spending they don’t regret. They then outline what they would do if they were starting investing from scratch at 25 in Canada earning $65–70K with $5K saved, $15K student debt, and no investments. Each host shares what the
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