EPISODES
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All episodes of Finance is Personal are recorded in the Toronto and surrounding area, Ontario Canada. Comments expressed in each episode are those of the guest speakers and are not to be considered as specific advice tailored to the circumstances or a specific individual. Comments are intended to be general and for informational purposed only, based on information and conditions prevalent at the time of the recording. Viewers should not consider or place specific reliance on content presented as comprehensive advice, nor as an offer or solicitation to buy and/or sell securities. Individuals are strongly encouraged to seek professional advice specific to their circumstances. Market, economic, regulatory and political conditions and obligations change. Finance is Personal accepts no responsibility for individual decisions made based on reliance on the information presented in each episode.
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What is the Time Control Gap and how does it describe gender differences in the workplace?
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Ellen Bessner, leading litigator with commercial litigation firm Babin Bessner Spry LLP.
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Ann Kaplan, CEO & President of iFinance Canada, one of the largest consumer finance companies in Canada.
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Shirin Merchant, Founder & CEO of CODE-IT HACKS, a technology school designed to train and empower young people in kindergarten to grade 12 in computer programming, robotics & physical computing skills. Host, Elizabeth Naumovski talks to Shirin about how STEM education can help young people realize their dreams and innovate with confidence.
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Riki Turofsky, a Canadian opera singer, philanthropist, author of Aria: A Song of a Life, lifestyle blogger for her women’s site suddenly70.ca, joins host, Elizabeth Naumovski to discuss her life long journey of philanthropy.
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Part 2 on the topic of Financial Literacy with Jackie Sanz, Chief Compliance Officer at Caldwell Investment Management.
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Audrey Miller, Director & Founder of a national geriatric care management company called Elder Caring.
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Jane Blaufus, best-selling Author, Speaker, and Business Coach at The Blaufus Group talks about courageous conversations, women’s wealth and health, and her award winning book, “With the Stroke of a Pen: Claim your life”.
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Today’s show is about the A,B,C’s of financial literacy.
All episodes of Finance Is Personal are recorded in the Toronto & surrounding area, Ontario, Canada. Comments expressed in each episode are those of the guest speakers and are not to be considered as specific advice tailored to the circumstances of a specific individual. Comments are intended to be general and for informational purposes only, based on information and conditions prevalent at the time of recording. Viewers should not consider or place specific reliance on content presented as comprehensive advice nor as an offer or solicitation to buy and/or sell securities. Individuals are strongly encouraged to seek professional advice specific to their circumstances. Market, economic, regulatory and political conditions and obligations change. Finance Is Personal accepts no responsibility for individual decisions made based on reliance on the information presented in each episode.
Why I created Finance Is Personal
To help guide women of all ages and future generations so they are educated about their money and will know how to manage it properly. This is beneficial in many ways – financial literacy can decrease the stress and anxiety which is related to debt. The great thing about my show is that men of all ages watch too.
Fun fact: The majority of the shows are taped at Vantage Venues on the 27th floor in Toronto.