Episode 118: Is it time to get your Gig on?
July 13, 2021
SHOW NOTES This “Money With Mak and G” podcast episode, Mak and G talk about the rising popularity of ‘gig jobs’, where people are getting
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Episode 117: Max costs Money
July 6, 2021
SHOW NOTES We all know having a dog isn’t cheap but how much does it really cost? This week, Mak and G dive into
Episode 116: Part 2 Sara Lyday – The monster in the closet
July 2, 2021
SHOW NOTES We’re continuing our conversation with Sara Lyday, as she explains why she loves working in the financial industry, her favourite parts of being
Episode 115: Financial Independence (cue the fireworks)
June 29, 2021
SHOW NOTES This week, Mak and G dive into the world of financial independence, the power of savings over debt, and work out what it
Episode 114: Part 1 – Sara Lyday Rockstar or teacher?
June 25, 2021
SHOW NOTES Today, we’re joined by Sara Lyday as she explains how she went from cold-caller to yoga teacher, to financial advisor… Today, we
Episode 113: Dads and Dough
June 22, 2021
SHOW NOTES Today is fathers day, so I investigate the financial responsibilities of being a father, both in what it costs and the lessons we
Episode 112: Part 2 – No Longer the Fireman: Scott Wolfrum
June 18, 2021
SHOW NOTES Today, we’re back for the 2nd part of our talk with financial advisor and equity fund manager Scott Wolfrum. This episode, we
Episode 111: Part 1 – Where’s my Lilly Pad? Scott Wolfrum
June 11, 2021
SHOW NOTES Today, we’re joined by financial advisor and equity fund manager Scott Wolfrum to talk about the world of wealth management, and how he
Episode 110: Teenagers and Inflation
June 8, 2021
SHOW NOTES With Mak and G both about to turn 13, their minds are on one thing only, presents. We talk about the new
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They’re Ben’s 15-year old twins and they’re going to teach you, and your kids, all about money. Each bite-sized ‘minisode’ tackles a financial topic like: Piggy Bank Origins, The Value of Money (and how to conserve), What’s An Allowance, and more.
Because they’re short, you can listen in the car on the way to soccer practice, dance, gymnastics or even school. Mak and G talk to the kids and ‘Dad’ chimes in with his 2 cents at the end so both parents and kids can put what they learned into practice. It’s fun financial education for everyone.
