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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    The Right Trust Structure for Business Owners in Canada- How Smart Planning Evolves as Your Business Grows (opens the original)

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    As your business grows, your financial structure may need to grow with it. The structure that makes sense in the early stages of a business may look very different once the company becomes profitable, grows significantly in value, approaches a sale, or becomes part of a longer-term family legacy. In Sabiha Mukadam's latest article, video, and podcast episode, she looks at how different planning strategies may become relevant at different stages, including: Family trusts during the growth stage H

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Retiring at an All-Time High: What History Actually Shows (opens the original)

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    Is it risky to retire when the stock market is at an all-time high? It's a question I get all the time, and the conventional wisdom is usually that you should worry about sequence of returns risk and protect part of your portfolio by moving money into cash or fixed income. But what does the historical data actually show? In my latest podcast episode I look at: Why an all-time high does not necessarily mean markets are riskier Why I don't believe sequence of returns risk is an issue in a 30-year

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Budgeting With a Full-Time Income Without Feeling Restricted (opens the original)

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    You're earning a full-time income, paying your bills, and still wondering: where did all my money go? That feeling is more common than you might think. In Sabiha Mukadam's latest blog post, video and podcast for the Youth Corner she shares a simpler way to approach budgeting without making it feel restrictive. She covers: A three-bucket system for your income How to know what you can safely spend Why automating your money can make budgeting easier How sinking funds can help with future expenses

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Debt After Separation: How to Regain Control Without Panic (opens the original)

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    Sabiha Mukadam has a new podcast episode on debt after separation and how to regain control without panic. Separation can create significant financial pressure through legal fees, moving costs, two households and debts that may still be shared. She covers: The 3 types of post-separation debt Separating joint and individual liabilities Financial blind spots to watch for Debt snowball vs. debt avalanche A practical 30-day reset plan One of the key messages is that debt doesn't have to define what

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Why Economic Freedom and the Stock Market Make Us All Richer (opens the original)

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    Are free markets really responsible for inequality, poverty, financial crises and declining living standards? I constantly read books, and The Triumph of Economic Freedom by Phil Gramm & Donald Boudreaux was a wonderful eye-opener. I believed a couple of these myths myself. In my latest article, video and podcast, I look at 7 common myths about capitalism, free markets and economic freedom. I also look at what the numbers tell us. You will learn: Why economic freedom and free enterprise are esse

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