Dr. David Hogan, MD, Scientific Director of the Brenda Strafford Centre on Again, at U of C joins Dave and Andrew to discuss the Age-Friendly University Network. Moshe Lander, Professor of Economics at Concordia University talks about what life looks like post-election under minority Liberal government. 

Dr. David Hogan, MD, Scientific Director of the Brenda Strafford Centre on Again, at U of C joins Dave and Andrew to discuss the Age-Friendly University Network. Moshe Lander, Professor of Economics at Concordia University talks about what life looks like post-election under minority Liberal government.

More Than Money is your weekly guide to retirement, from financial strategies to lifestyle planning, we cover what really matters in making the most of your retirement—because it’s about more than just money.
Hosted by Portfolio Managers and Investment Advisors Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali, along with Wealth Advisors Leanna Wachniak and Rob Gerrie.
Learn more at www.morethanmoneyradio.com

More Than Money

More Than Money is your weekly guide to retirement, from financial strategies to lifestyle planning, we cover what really matters in making the most of your retirement—because it’s about more than just money. Hosted by Portfolio Managers and Investment Advisors Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali, along with Wealth Advisors Leanna Wachniak and Rob Gerrie. Learn more at morethanmoney.ca

More Than Money is your weekly guide to retirement, from financial strategies to lifestyle planning, we cover what really matters in making the most of your retirement&mdash;because it&rsquo;s about more than just money. Hosted by Portfolio Managers and Investment Advisors Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali, along with Wealth Advisors Leanna Wachniak and Rob Gerrie. Learn more at <a href="https://www.morethanmoneyradio.com">morethanmoney.ca</a>

More Than Money November 9 2019

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Why Are Affluent Retirees Financial Insecure?

Retire Ready or Retire Regret?

Divided over Dividends

On this week’s episode of More Than Money, Leanna Wachniak and Dave Popowich tackle one of the biggest retirement questions Canadians are asking right now: how much money do you actually need to retire today?

They’re then joined by Dr. Michelle Maroto, Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Alberta, to explore why financial insecurity can persist even for affluent retirees, including those who look financially “set” on paper.

Next, Tony Chapman, marketing and branding expert and founder of Chatter That Matters. Joins the conversation to discuss a common gap in retirement planning: many people prepare financially, but few prepare for what day-to-day life and identity look like once work ends.

To close, Leanna and Dave break down a timely debate: “Divided Over Dividends.” Dividends can feel predictable, but if you rely on them too heavily, could they end up splitting your retirement plan in the wrong direction?

On this week&rsquo;s episode of More Than Money, Leanna Wachniak and Dave Popowich tackle one of the biggest retirement questions Canadians are asking right now: how much money do you actually need to retire today?
They&rsquo;re then joined by Dr. Michelle Maroto, Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Alberta, to explore why financial insecurity can persist even for affluent retirees, including those who look financially &ldquo;set&rdquo; on paper.
Next, Tony Chapman, marketing and branding expert and founder of Chatter That Matters. Joins the conversation to discuss a common gap in retirement planning: many people prepare financially, but few prepare for what day-to-day life and identity look like once work ends.
To close, Leanna and Dave break down a timely debate: &ldquo;Divided Over Dividends.&rdquo; Dividends can feel predictable, but if you rely on them too heavily, could they end up splitting your retirement plan in the wrong direction?

Why Even Wealthy Retirees Feel Financially Insecure?

Rising Inflation Costs in Canada 

Can Alberta Stand on its Own? 

Canadian Housing Outlook 2026

Retirement Planning at Age 50?

On this week's episode of More Than Money, Dave Popowich and Rob Gerrie break down rising inflation in Canada and what it could mean for families and retirees in 2026.

Next, economist Moshe Lander joins the show to discuss the Alberta separation conversation and the potential implications for CPP, pensions, and retirement planning.

Then, Shaun Cathcart, Senior Economist at the Canadian Real Estate Association, shares the Calgary and Canada housing market forecast for 2026, including key trends impacting homeowners and future retirees.

To close, Dave and Rob answer a big Gen X question: what should a retirement plan look like at age 50 in Canada?

On this week's episode of More Than Money, Dave Popowich and Rob Gerrie break down rising inflation in Canada and what it could mean for families and retirees in 2026.
Next, economist Moshe Lander joins the show to discuss the Alberta separation conversation and the potential implications for CPP, pensions, and retirement planning.
Then, Shaun Cathcart, Senior Economist at the Canadian Real Estate Association, shares the Calgary and Canada housing market forecast for 2026, including key trends impacting homeowners and future retirees.
To close, Dave and Rob answer a big Gen X question: what should a retirement plan look like at age 50 in Canada?

Retirement planning at 50 in Canada

Elon Says Retirement Isn’t Needed

How to Talk About Money in Relationships

Top Retirement Questions Answered

On this week’s episode of More Than Money, Leanna Wachniak and Rob Gerrie break down a recent Globe and Mail article, “Here’s Exactly How to Retire a Millionaire on a Typical Worker’s Salary,” and ask the big question: is $1 million actually enough to retire?

Next, wealth management professional Preet Banerjee joins the show to weigh in on Elon Musk’s claim that in 10–20 years, saving for retirement won’t matter because AI and robots will create so much abundance that everyone will be wealthy and why betting your future on that idea could be a dangerous assumption.

Then, Leanna and Rob tackle one of the most common tension points in relationships: money… and share how couples can have healthier, more productive financial conversations before small issues turn into bigger problems.

To close out the show, they zoom out and answer some of the most common retirement questions they hear from Canadians as they get closer to making the leap.

On this week&rsquo;s episode of More Than Money, Leanna Wachniak and Rob Gerrie break down a recent Globe and Mail article, &ldquo;Here&rsquo;s Exactly How to Retire a Millionaire on a Typical Worker&rsquo;s Salary,&rdquo; and ask the big question: is $1 million actually enough to retire?
Next, wealth management professional Preet Banerjee joins the show to weigh in on Elon Musk&rsquo;s claim that in 10&ndash;20 years, saving for retirement won&rsquo;t matter because AI and robots will create so much abundance that everyone will be wealthy and why betting your future on that idea could be a dangerous assumption.
Then, Leanna and Rob tackle one of the most common tension points in relationships: money&hellip; and share how couples can have healthier, more productive financial conversations before small issues turn into bigger problems.
To close out the show, they zoom out and answer some of the most common retirement questions they hear from Canadians as they get closer to making the leap.

More Than Money November 9 2019

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