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Are you looking for more news and insights into managing money and strategies for getting rid of debt? Check out the Moolala: Money Made Simple podcast featuring Bruce Sellery—the CEO of Credit Canada!

In the podcast, Bruce speaks with numerous financial luminaries on a variety of money topics such as debt management, mortgages, budgeting, shrinkflation, and more to help listeners learn how they can take control of their finances and get (and stay) out of debt.

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The Money Challenges In Times of Unemployment ft. Randolph Taylor

Navigating through the world after losing your job can be scary. Adjusting to a reduced income is one of the biggest challenges when you’re in between jobs. The sooner you take action to re-evaluate your finances, the more secure you’ll be with your money. In this week's episode of Moolala: Money Made Simple, host Bruce Sellery talks to Credit Canada's Certified Credit Counsellor Randolph Taylor about the best way to navigate money when you are laid off from your job.

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The Money Challenges In Times of Unemployment ft. Randolph Taylor

Navigating through the world after losing your job can be scary. Adjusting to a reduced income is one of the biggest challenges when you’re in between jobs. The sooner you take action to re-evaluate your finances, the more secure you’ll be with your money. In this week's episode of Moolala: Money Made Simple, host Bruce Sellery talks to Credit Canada's Certified Credit Counsellor Randolph Taylor about the best way to navigate money when you are laid off from your job.

Dealing With Debt After Death ft. Becky Western-Macfadyen

Have you ever wondered whether a loved one's debt will fall onto you when they pass away? In this week's episode of Moolala: Money Made Simple, host Bruce Sellery sits down with Credit Canada's Becky Western-Macfadyen to discuss the intricacies of where debt goes after one passes away, as well as how to prepare your finances for your own passing.

Financial Fraud and Human Trafficking ft. Sue Hutchison

How can someone be a victim of financial fraud when they are in the room when it happens? In this week's episode of Moolala: Money Made Simple, host Bruce Sellery sits down with President of Equifax Canada Sue Hutchison to discuss what coerced debt is, why human trafficking victims are especially susceptible to it, and what proposed provincial legislation Equifax Canada is supporting to protect those who have experienced it. If you or someone you know is experiencing human trafficking, call the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-833-900-1010. It's confidential, toll-free, and open 24/7.

Learning Financial Literacy in the Workplace ft. Steve Bridge

What are the advantages of providing financial literacy resources to your employees? According to Certified Finacial Planner Steve Bridge, the benefits are twofold. Not only does financial literacy help the employee, but it has positive knock-on effects on organizational productivity as well! Hear more about the nuances of financial literacy in the workplace on this week's episode of Moolala: Money Made Simple, hosted by Bruce Sellery.

Missing Access To The Financial Help You Need ft. Liz Mulholland

Did you know that people with lower income often face disadvantages at the bank? On this week's episode of Moolala: Money Made Simple. host Bruce Sellery speaks with the CEO of Prosper Canada Liz Mulholland, about the different obstacles people with lower income face when they walk into their bank, including discrimination, lack of tailored support, and the complicated processes of benefits.

Personal Finance for Singles ft. Julie Shipley-Strickland

When it comes to personal finances, being single can have its advantages... and disadvantages. In this week's episode of Moolala: Money Made Simple hosted by Bruce Sellery, hear author Julie Shipley-Strickland discuss how to navigate singlehood and finances, including options on how to pass wealth on after death, unconventional living situations to build community, retirement calculations of one income and more!

Private Mortgages – All the Info ft. Frances Hinojosa

Private mortgages aren't for everyone, but they can be beneficial in certain situations. For example, according to co-founder of Tribe Financial Group, Frances Hinojosa, if you need a short-term mortgage solution due to unforeseen life events, private mortgages could be your best option. 

How Much Gambling Is Too Much ft. Mike Bergeron

A lot of people gamble, but how do you know if your gambling has become a problem? Well, according to Credit Canada's certified counsellor Mike Bergeron, warning signs might look like not knowing when to stop, not using safe gambling habits, feelings of depression and/or remorse and lying about how much has been lost. If any of these signs sound familiar to you, it may be time to seek help. Learn more about gambling addiction and where to get help.

Implications of Not Claiming Your Side Gig ft. Yannick Lemay

You should NEVER skip out on paying taxes on your side hustle! Why? Well, not only can you (1) face fines and criminal charges, but you also (2) might lose out on benefits and deductions that you're eligible for! Learn about these reasons and more on why you should ALWAYS pay taxes on your side hustle with Yannick Lemay from HR Block on this week's episode of Moolala, hosted by Bruce Sellery.

Fighting Back Against Fraud and Identify Theft ft. Julie Kuzmic

Have you ever been a victim of fraud? If so, you're not alone! Fraudsters are creative in their methods, but you can outsmart them with knowledge and awareness.Credit Canada CEO Bruce Sellery and Senior Compliance Office at Equifax Canada, Julie Kuzmic, discuss what we ALL should be doing to protect ourselves against fraud, including regularly checking your credit report!

A Credit Card Fast ft. Lisa Samalonis

Say goodbye to debt and hello to financial freedom! Lisa Samalonis shares her secrets on how she used a 'credit card fast' to take charge of her finances. What is a 'credit card fast', you might ask? Well, it's when you temporarily give up EVERY SINGLE CREDIT CARD. But why would someone choose this method, and how can it transform your finances?

Activities for Kids to Learn About Money ft. Paige Cornetet

Do you want your kids to be interested in financial literacy, but aren't sure where to start? On the latest Moolala episode, Paige Cornetet, author of My Dad’s Class: An Intentional Structure For Teaching Your Kids About Money and Life talks to Credit Canada CEO Bruce Sellery about different fun and engaging activities you can do with your kids to get them interested in learning about finances, including a weekly 'family bank'.

The Most Popular Finance Apps in Canada ft. Robin Taub

Everyone’s tap tap tapping in today’s nearly cashless society! What does this mean for our kids? Author Robin Taub addresses financial literacy for the whole family in her book “The Wisest Investment”. In her interview with Credit Canada CEO Bruce Sellery, she covers: ~The most popular family finance apps in Canada (Mydoh from RBC, Walo, iAllowance and Treasure Financial) ~Youth bank accounts and debit cards ~Needs vs wants ~Monitoring and savingLearn how to navigate the world of finance with your kids.

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Get to Know Bruce Sellery

CEO of Credit Canada

Bruce is on a mission to help you get a handle on your money so you can live the life you want. He is high energy and low B.S.

He knows personal finance.

Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and the CEO of Credit Canada, the longest-standing non-profit credit counselling agency in the country.  He appears regularly on Cityline and Breakfast Television, has a national money column for CBC Radio, hosts a radio show on SiriusXM, and speaks at events from coast to coast. He is also the author of the Globe & Mail bestseller, “Moolala: Why smart people do dumb things with money (and what you can do about it).” 

Bruce is passionate about helping people get out of debt and back into life. If you need support managing your debt, take the first step by calling to speak to one of our non-profit credit counsellor. It’s completely confidential, non-judgmental and 100% free!

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