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Cost of Living
CBC
Alles Coin Nichts Muss
Florian Adomeit, Julius Nagel, Finance Forward, Podstars by OMR
EE Times Current
EE Times On Air
Honest Money
Warren Ingram
4biddenknowledge Podcast
Billy Carson 4biddenknowledge
Real Talk Personal Finance's Podcast
RealTalkPersonalFinance
FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy
Felix Prehn
I AM STRONGER
Kyle Austin
Dividend Talk
Dividend Talk
FlavorVille Radio – Straight Outta the Kitchen (Premiere Episode)
Brian M Inspired
TBPN
John Coogan & Jordi Hays
Very Terrible Podcast
Jason Spinner
Abraham Hicks’s Podcast
Abraham Hicks
Nevada Real Estate Radio
Peter Padilla
Trends Beleggen
Roularta Media Group, Trends
Afford Anything | Make Smart Money Choices
Paula Pant, Personal Finance Expert | Cumulus Podcast Network
Truth with GSW
Gbenga Samuel Wemimo (GSW)
The KE Report
KE Report
Die Potenzialwerkstatt
Andreas Nemeth - Der Potenzialentwickler
Alles auf Aktien – Die täglichen Finanzen-News
WELT
Practice Momentum - Private Practice Business Coaching Podcast
Dr Brooklyn Storme
Erichsen Geld & Gold, der Podcast für die erfolgreiche Geldanlage
Lars Erichsen
Morgenkaffen med Finansavisen
Finansavisen
Richissime
Delphine Pinon
Becker’s Healthcare Podcast
Becker's Healthcare
De 7
De Tijd
Playlist News : les meilleurs podcasts d'actualité
Acast France
FD Toegevoegde Waarde
Het Financieele Dagblad
New Gen Investor
THE STANDARD
華倫老爹說歷史 | 愛故事
Warren 華倫．老爹 ( 我還沒這麼老，可先不加老爹 )
Abraham Hicks’s Podcast
Abraham Hicks
Sports Geek Rapid Rundown
Sports Geek
Commanding Morning
Peter Adekeye
雪球·财经有深度
雪球
SECRETOS DE UN EMPRENDEDOR
Streamla
Bloomberg News Now
Samejo
Beat The Books Podcast
Matt Madd
Business
CBC
There's more than one way to save, so why not try something new -- like an "unbreakable piggy bank"? Plus, how much do Canadians need to save to enjoy retirement? We explore why we over-value the things we save, and hear...
AI agents can do all sorts of tasks for us — including shopping — but how do we know the bots are working for us, and not the company that made them? Plus, we ask if 99 cent price tags are finally being phased out, and m...
Thousands of Canadians have launched GoFundMe campaigns this year, asking for help with everyday expenses. But, as more of us struggle with the cost of living, is crowdfunding the best way to keep up? Also, just how much...
Canada's free trade deal is up for renegotiation and the stakes are high. More than 70 per cent of our exports head south. So does Canada need to play tough at the CUSMA table? Also, we hear from small businesses across ...
Switching jobs is always a risk, but with high unemployment and iffy economic vibes, right now it feels even riskier. That's why more Canadians are hanging onto their jobs, which is not so great for them — or the economy...
High quality "superfakes" are on the rise, and luxury shoppers are lovin' it. They cost a fraction of the real thing, but who loses when everyone's buying knock-offs? Plus, shrinkflation is everywhere. So what’s being do...
The feds are considering it, and countries like Spain and the U.K. have already gone that way. We looks to their example for what Canada can learn. Plus, the pros and cons of buying a rebuilt car and a conversation with ...
Canada imports 20 times more avocados today than three decades ago — and that's no accident. We explore how the green fruit went from exotic specialty to kitchen staple. Also, how theatres are squeezing more money out of...
Betting on a future event — like, who will be a bridesmaid at Taylor Swift's wedding — is the whole point of prediction markets. Every year, Americans spend billions on these kind of bets, but Canada hasn't fully opened ...
Buying real estate is seen as a surefire way to build wealth. But it's not the only option. With prices coming down and more rentals being built, the case for renting in Canada is looking better than it has in years. Als...
The food aisle at Winners is like the land of misfit toys, with egg white spaghetti noodles next to matcha-flavoured protein powder. But is the randomness simply an accident? And, from donuts to chia seeds, we explore wh...
Yep, if you compare our economies based on GDP per capita, but Paul Haavardsrud looks at how that measure for our standard of living has its limits. Plus, why you shouldn't be too secretive about your inheritance plans, ...
More Canadians are finding job security by charting their own path. They're buying so-called "boring businesses," like vending machines, dry cleaners and sign shops. But is it the road to the easy life? Also, we look at ...
Staying out 'til the wee hours of the morning? That's not happening as much anymore, and restaurants and bars are feeling it. Also, how to find Lego for 2 cents at Walmart and author Danny Funt talks about his book: Ever...
As CUSMA negotiations approach, U.S. President Donald Trump is downplaying Canada's importance. Not to brag, but America still depends heavily on Canadian aluminum. Plus, feeling buried by your to-do list? Maybe it’s tim...
Artificial intelligence is making scams harder to spot and Canadians are losing millions every year to fraud. So is it worth it to pay for personal cyber risk insurance? Also, we explain why older job hunters are botoxin...
The war in Iran and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz have interrupted critical oil supply chains. Now gas prices are rising. Energy analyst Rory Johnston, who writes the Substack Commodity Context, explains ...
Some services, like barbering and childcare, cost way more than they did in the past and keep going up in price. On the other hand, a lot of manufactured goods, like TV's, have become less expensive. And the "Baumol effe...
As Iran counter attacks by targeting energy infrastructure in neighbouring countries and threatening to shut off access to the Strait of Hormuz, we explore how Canada moves forward in a global economy dealing with even m...
Roughly a quarter of the world's oil supply is at risk as the biggest military strike in decades unfolds in the Middle East. Rory Johnston is a geopolitical analyst who writes the Substack Commodity Context. He talks to ...
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