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Mathias interviews Kel aka Mrsmoneyhq! She is a mum with two kids from Ireland.We discuss about the very basics of Financial Independence: being smart with your expense while not compromising with the quality of goods you use everyday.It’s important to think and rethink your spending behaviour from time to time to improve your daily habits. Because: Money that’s not spend doesn’t need to be earned and can be deployed in your investment accounts to work for you and your family's future.I’m sure you will get new ideas how to live a minimalist life, learn about Kels story, save money and workaround the downsides that come up when focusing on cutting expenses.We talk about:Spending less for 1 year retroperspectivebetter savings numbers with proper budgetingdeptfree subcultureBuying quality for less moneyMake up without buying makeupSaving money on cars with electric carsWhat happens when you can’t pay your mortgageFinancial Independence after recession in IrelandThanks to our episode sponsor Evoestate https://financial-independence.eu/Evoestate

Welcome back to season six of Because Money! Since we last spoke, the show itself and each of our co-hosts have experienced transitions - some minor, some very, very major - and we've adopted the theme of transition to shape our conversations for the upcoming season. Join us for an episode of updates, outtakes, and change. Timestamps: 2:45 - Planning for transitions that 'might' happen 8:50 - The biggest Because Money transition of all 10:15 - John talks about health, family, and taking a sabbatical 20:58 - Chris talks about stepping back from Opera 27:30 - Sandi talks about growing Spring 38:52 - Some cool news about Because Money (and how you can talk to use EVEN MORE!!)

Because Money follows attention. If you're not making enough yet, that's because you haven't had enough attention yet. Get attention for who you are, what you know and what your business has to offer. Someone who isn’t afraid to get attention will push past you and leave you in the dust. Get known, your business’ survival depends on it.

http://www.alainguillot.com/sandi-martin/ Sandi Martin From Spring Financial Planning I heard from Sandi in an interview I had with Shannon Lee Simmons, Shannon recommended the podcast Because Money where Sandi is one of the participants in a roundtable. The podcast is almost like a telenovela, where the speakers present their different points of view and they are not afraid to disagree with one another. In the end, the listener gets a great learning experience from different points of view. Sandi graduated with a history major. She worked at a bookstore, and that's great because she loves reading. She went from staking books to the cash register, then to cash supervisor, and then she applied at a bank to be a teller. Most's people careers are generally not what they go to school for. Life is full of randomness. In a bank setting, it's hard to be good to your clients and also be a good employee. After eight years of working at the bank, and after building a family with 3 kids, Sandi decided to hang her own shingle. As far as credit cards in a bank, tellers are constantly offering new credit card offering. The creditcard-reward game is in the too complicated and boring Credit card rewards is an elaborated shell game. They give you enough to keep you interested, to keep you playing We are wired to be scared of the simple solutions Where the rubber mets the road is on how you spend your money and how that lings up with what's important to you We buy consumer "lifestyle" items out of shame ' I need to buy a house that looks like this because that's what successful people have, that's what my family expects of me. I would be a failure, people would know I am a failure if my car is 10 years old. ' If you have the skills to be contempt, that's way more important than making sure you are in the right investment vehicle.

In today’s episode, I’ll talk to two financial planners who merged their individual businesses to create a new practice together. Julia Chung is a partner and senior financial planner at Spring Financial Planning. Julia has been working in financial services since 1997. In 2011, she left traditional financial services to form a fee-for-service financial planning firm in partnership with an accounting firm. She made JYC Financial entirely independent a few years later, eventually merging with Spring Personal Finance to become Spring Financial Planning. Julia is also co-founder of Admin Slayer Services and a charter member of Lead Family Enterprise Advisors. She has co-authored several e-books, including “Women & Money,” “Art of Delegation,” and “The Entrepreneur’s Survival Guide.” Sandi Martin is a partner and financial planner at Spring Financial Planning. After joining the industry, Sandi quickly realized that she could either help clients or get good performance reviews… but not both. Sandi founded Spring Personal Finance, an independent, advice-only financial planning practice, to help ordinary Canadians make the best financial choices with the best information possible. Sandi built a virtual practice so she could serve clients from across the country, and five years later Spring Personal Finance merged with JYC Financial to become Spring Financial Planning. Sandi is the co-host of the Because Money podcast and co-founder of Autoinvest (now sold), which helps investors compare the services of Canadian robo-advisors. She also co-authored the ebook “Women & Money.” Topics Discussed in This Episode: Spring Financial Planning: what they do and who they serve Why fee-for-service planning is important The building blocks of the process at Spring Financial Planning How clients find Julia and Sandi’s services The approach Julia and Sandi took to merge their practices How Julia and Sandi integrate working with other professionals The pros and cons of working with robo-advisors How the financial advice market is changing in Canada The technology, tools, and software that Julia and Sandi use in their practice The features that Julia and Sandi want in financial planning software The Spring Financial Planning Forum and how Julia and Sandi are using it to help financial planners who

It’s Season FOUR of Because Money, can you believe it? Even more surprising: all three of us were in the same room together to record this episode, and the world didn’t explode (because of us...that we know of...so far) This season is all about conversations...real ones. We’re going to have some guests, we’re going to do some deep dives into concepts, but through it all, it’s going to be real. We won’t always tie things up in a nice tidy bow (have we ever?), so you’re going to have a front-row seat to hear (or watch, up to you) how an opera singer, a financial planner, and a scientist think about all things money. 3:18 - Chris talks about submarines 5:15 - Sandi explains why she always does things the hard way 8:26 - the whole point of Season 4 10:18 - The first mention of Star Trek (but not the last) 13:10 - John explains why humans are not robots 15: 21 - Why there’s value in every kind of conversation 17:38 - How to play “Would you rather” Finance edition 31:40 - The difference between goals and direction

Can Regulation Make Advice Better? "How can you be certain that the advice you're getting from a professional (an accountant, a lawyer, a doctor...a financial planner) is trustworthy? Is it enough to judge the advice based on how well you know and like the person giving it? You might think that the regulation of ""trust"" industries, is somewhat of an inside baseball topic for Because Money, but we think that equipping yourself with an understanding of what's going on beneath the surface while you're sitting across the desk from your advisor can only make you a better, savvier consumer. Be warned: we get a little...er...passionate in this episode, so there's some slightly salty language ahead. Plus, we put together a good set of contrasting articles to broaden your understanding of some of the issues we're talking about, just in case you're interested in further reading." For full show notes please visit: http://www.becausemoney.ca/s3-ep10-can-regulation-make-advice-better

The Journey Towards Minimalism How do you deal with “stuff”? You know… the “stuff” that surrounds you… all the time. Do you have boxes of “stuff” that you haven’t looked in for 27 years but simply can’t bring yourself to get rid of? This episode is for you. This week on the Because Money podcast we are joined by the incomparable Cait Flanders as she shares her journey towards minimalism. This episode is packed with golden tidbits… you might learn how to know when it’s time to purge, or when you should keep stuff, you could learn how to evaluate need, I bet you can even learn how to effectively steal from your kids (for their own good). All you have to do is press play on that video right there, and follow along on the transcript in case the video audio quality leaves you less than impressed. For full show notes please visit: http://www.becausemoney.ca/s2-ep10-the-incomparable-cait-flanders/

Can You Teach Business and Finance in High School? Yes. Yes you can, and these guys are here to tell us how! In episode 2 of the Because Money podcast we are joined by Jordan McFarlane and Salmaan Moolla, as we discuss teaching financial literacy and business in high school. Jordan runs the business program at Campbell Collegiate in Regina Saskatchewan, while Salmaan is a former student, having gone through the business program and is now studying business at the University of Regina. For full show notes please visit: http://www.becausemoney.ca/s2-ep2-with-jordan-mcfarlen-and-salmaan-moolla/

This week on the Because Money podcast, we chat with Kyle Prevost, a teacher and financial writer who has some strong opinions on financial literacy and how best to implement it. For full show notes please visit: http://www.becausemoney.ca/teach-financial-literacy-ep16/

So in our second airing of what we originally named the Canadian Personal Finance Hangout, we actually announced a rebrand. Out with the old and in with the new, and even though the old wasn’t really worn, the new was so much better. We are now known as the Because Money podcast. For full show notes please visit: http://www.becausemoney.ca/money-episode-2/

  In this podcast, we discussed what an entrepreneurial lifestyle really looks like.   People are truly able to choose what they need to do, and what are doing right now! Instead of tapping into their inner message, they go for a job and start trading their time for money One thing that people need to understand is, Money is JUST a mindset, When you have an abundant mindset, Money flows in, Because Money is just energy As long as you are able to dive into your greatness and work on your inner voice you are going to be widely successful Start working on your success mindset now and Get the results you wish for. REMEMBER! You can ABSOLUTELY have it ALL. Find Regan Hillyer here: Website: http://www.reganhillyer.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReganHillyer/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ReganHillyer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reganhillyer/ LinkedIn: https://id.linkedin.com/in/reganhillyer Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/reganhillyer