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As we work our way through The Omny Formula this season. today's episode title is ‘Disability Insurance 101', and Peter is joined once again by Chris Cook, Senior Sales Consultant Life & Living Benefits at RBC Insurance to help answer the key questions - you probably didn't even know to ask - about Disability Insurance.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Navigating your finances through unemployment. Credit Canada Counsellor Randolph Taylor shares his tips for handling your money during this stressful time. And, a contest to help you learn about investing, but without all the risk. Mark Noble from Horizons ETFs tells us about The Biggest Winner trading simulation, in partnership with National Bank. Then, how to safeguard your inheritance for your loved ones. Selene Soo from RBC Insurance shares her insight.  Plus, we'll speak Erin Lowry, author of the Broke Millennial series, about the Broke Millennial Workbook: Take Control and Get Your Financial Life Together. To find out more about the guests check out: Mark Noble: com | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Randolph Taylor: com | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram Erin Lowry: com | brokemillennial.com | Twitter | Instagram | Substack Selene Soo: com | Facebook Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

When it comes to estate planning and money you might be losing opportunities to maximize inheritance for your loved ones without even knowing it. We have Selene Soo, director of Wealth Products for RBC Insurance, join us to take us through some solutions and how to reduce fees. Find out more at rbcinsurance.com and connect on Facebook.

One critical topic that can have a substantial financial impact on both us and our loved ones, is the subject of inheritance, and how to ensure that you and your loved ones don't end up overpaying in both taxes and fees, once the whole inheritance process starts taking place.  To help me with this subject, I'd like to welcome back Selene Soo on the show. We learned a lot from her last time in the interview on annuities, and this time, we're going to focus on some best practices, when it comes to inheritance. Selene is the Director of Wealth Products at RBC Insurance. She has been in the wealth management industry for over two decades, so she definitely has a really large wealth of experience and knowledge when it comes to different retirement planning solutions, whether it's annuities, segregated funds, and much more. Enjoy the episode, I hope you learn a lot from the session, thanks for tuning in, and now, let's get into the interview. Questions: Why is it important to have an estate plan here in Canada? Selene, I was told that you and your team did a new survey when it comes to how prepared Canadians are when it comes to inheritance. Can you take us through the insights and lessons learned from those results, that we can then apply to our own lives? One component that I think is a bit of an unknown for those of us that haven't gone through the process, is the subject of probate and probate fees. Can you speak to this, and what are the options available to us for minimizing probate fees? Are there any other fees or taxes that we should be aware of when thinking of inheritance and estate planning? I suspect that the word “will” is often used interchangeably with “estate planning”. Can you speak to what the differences are between the two, in particular, so that we can all be aware of the different components of estate planning here in Canada, and plan accordingly. To tie everything together, can you give us a synopsis as well as anything else that you'd like to add in regard to best practices that we Canadians can do to ensure that we have this critical part of our financial planning taken care of? When it comes to inheritance and estate planning, I suspect that I common challenge most Canadians experience, is bringing up the subject with their loved ones, and then carefully navigating some of the really sensitive and emotion triggering questions that inevitably come up. How do you think it's best to bring this subject up? and what are some good questions to ask, and “next actions” to do, to actually get the ball rolling on this project? Can you tell us more about what you and your team do, and direct us to any educational resources that we may find helpful when we start working on optimizing our inheritance and estate planning? Resources from the Episode: Retirement Investment Solutions - RBC Insurance Facebook: @RBCInsurance LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rbcinsurance/ Check out my previous interview with Selene on Annuities - Guaranteed Income for Life

As we work our way through The Omny Formula this season and in this episode title, it's all about Critical Illness Insurance. Peter is joined by Chris Cook, Senior Sales Consultant Life & Living Benefits at RBC Insurance to help answer the key questions - you probably didn't even know to ask - about Critical Illness Insurance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RBC conducted a survey recently that found three-quarters of young Canadians are more likely to leave their current job for one with better benefits.We got the chance to chat with Julie Gaudry, Head of Group Benefits at RBC Insurance. Julie leads a team with overall responsibility for the product development and strategic direction for RBC Insurance's Group Benefits business.In this podcast, Julie discussed the key findings of the survey, the latest trends in the job market, how mental health affects the workplace, and the importance for employers to offer benefits packages that are both flexible and customizable.

¿Alguna vez te sentiste abrumado por las tareas sin resolver y tu escape fue la procrastinación? El uso constante de redes sociales nos puede estar trayendo mas de una consecuencia de la cual no somos consientes. Esto puede suceder en diferentes medidas para cada uno y por eso en éste capítulo trajimos a Felix Cipriani, Senior DevOps Engineer at RBC Insurance, quien dejó las redes sociales y nos vino a contar su experiencia. Su historia nos hizo reflexionar profundamente sobre nuestra responsabilidad a la hora de escoger la frecuencia y calidad del contenido que consumismos. EPISODIO 91 FULL VIDEO PODCAST Youtube: https://youtu.be/3IcyHgdjmQE ✩ Felix Cipriani LinkedIn 00:00 Intro 03:07 ¿Cuándo tomó la decisión de desinstalar las redes sociales? 06:50 ¿De donde vino la idea? 10:10 Los hábitos que ya hemos creado por el uso de redes 12:53 Los cambios que comenzaron a aparecer en su día a día 15:10 EL FOMO y la sensación de perderse lo que pasa en las redes 17:20 Los estímulos de las redes y la inmediatez actual comparado al pasado 22:00 Procrastination y otros chill pills 23:00 Los beneficios y las distancias que han acortado las redes sociales 27:00 ¿Qué va a hacer Felix ahora? 33:50 Los efectos entre la realidad y lo que nos venden las redes 36:20 Estar presente en la rutina diaria 40:00 La elección de contenidos a la hora de usar las redes sociales ESCUCHA / SUSCRÍBETE AL PODCAST Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Yt0GmO Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3go64h1 Google: https://bit.ly/3i4pTLM Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/CoffeePower?sub_confirmation=1 Curso Liderazgo - Gerencia en Tecnología / Ingeniería 2022: https://www.coffeepowerpodcast.com/cupon-udemy?utm_source=anchor.fm&utm_medium=ep91 ¿CÓMO PUEDES APOYAR ESTE PODCAST? ✅ Si estas en Apple Podcast puedes dejarnos un review con muchas estrellitas :) ✅ Comparte este episodio con tus amigos y/o compañeros de trabajo ✅ También puedes compartir el episodio y mencionarnos en tus redes sociales (Recuerda que nos encanta LinkedIn). ✅ SUSCRÍBETE con "todas" las notificaciones para saber cuándo haya un nuevo episodio ✅ Abajo en los comentarios puedes escribirnos qué te pareció el episodio y también puedes dar tu opinión sobre lo que hablamos * * * * * CONECTATE CON COFFEE POWER ✩ Website - https://www.coffeepowerpodcast.com ✩ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/coffeepower/ ✩ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/coffeepowerpodcast/ ✩ Twitter - https://twitter.com/coffeepowerp ✩ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/coffeepowerpodcast ✩ Comunidad en Slack - https://www.coffeepowerpodcast.com/comunidad CONECTATE CON

Julie Gaudry, Head of Group Benefits at RBC Insurance

You may not need a psychology degree to succeed in sales enablement - but according to Tanya Jeffers-McAllister, Director of Sales Practice Effectiveness at RBC Insurance, it can certainly help! Navigating stakeholders' key priorities and juggling different personality types are all in a day's work, and driving cultural change - while overseeing the integration of two different companies - takes a certain skillset and some creative thinking.

As Head of the Group Life & Health business at RBC Insurance, Julie leads a team with overall responsibility for the product development and strategic direction for RBC Insurance's Group Benefit Solutions. With a focus on innovation and thought-leadership, her team is committed to differentiating RBC through product and service enhancements that make it easier for clients to lead a healthy lifestyle, manage their benefit programs, and return to health if faced with a serious medical condition. This is an episode you won't want to miss. From learning about Julie's unique journey in wellness and healthcare, to current innovations in employee benefits, to where she feels the industry as a whole is headed in the near future. I had such a great time chatting with Julie. I hope you enjoy it. RB

As Head of the Group Life & Health business at RBC Insurance, Julie leads a team with overall responsibility for the product development and strategic direction for RBC Insurance's Group Benefit Solutions. With a focus on innovation and thought-leadership, her team is committed to differentiating RBC through product and service enhancements that make it easier for clients to lead a healthy lifestyle, manage their benefit programs, and return to health if faced with a serious medical condition. This is an episode you won't want to miss. From learning about Julie's unique journey in wellness and healthcare, to current innovations in employee benefits, to where she feels the industry as a whole is headed in the near future. I had such a great time chatting with Julie. I hope you enjoy it. RB

As Head of the Group Life & Health business at RBC Insurance, Julie leads a team with overall responsibility for the product development and strategic direction for RBC Insurance's Group Benefit Solutions. With a focus on innovation and thought-leadership, her team is committed to differentiating RBC through product and service enhancements that make it easier for clients to lead a healthy lifestyle, manage their benefit programs, and return to health if faced with a serious medical condition. This is an episode you won't want to miss. From learning about Julie's unique journey in wellness and healthcare, to current innovations in employee benefits, to where she feels the industry as a whole is headed in the near future. I had such a great time chatting with Julie. I hope you enjoy it. RB

Ken Bowman is the Head of Claims at RBC Insurance. I knew after seeing him speak at a recent event that I had to have him on the podcast. Ken has a real passion for helping clients through partnering with organizations to create innovative solutions that drive better outcomes. In this episode, Ken shares with us some recent innovations at RBC Insurance. He talks about how the ONWARD program is making a real difference in the lives of people struggling with mental health issues. Next, he explains how the Medical Confidence program is getting employees back to productive employment much more quickly. Finally, Ken introduces us to a new Pain Management app that is sure to help both patient and doctor find treatment much more efficiently. You'll hear the passion in Ken's voice as he speaks about these initiatives and you can tell he cares. For this reason alone, it was a great pleasure having Ken on the show. I hope you enjoy it. RB

Ken Bowman is the Head of Claims at RBC Insurance. I knew after seeing him speak at a recent event that I had to have him on the podcast. Ken has a real passion for helping clients through partnering with organizations to create innovative solutions that drive better outcomes. In this episode, Ken shares with us some recent innovations at RBC Insurance. He talks about how the ONWARD program is making a real difference in the lives of people struggling with mental health issues. Next, he explains how the Medical Confidence program is getting employees back to productive employment much more quickly. Finally, Ken introduces us to a new Pain Management app that is sure to help both patient and doctor find treatment much more efficiently. You'll hear the passion in Ken's voice as he speaks about these initiatives and you can tell he cares. For this reason alone, it was a great pleasure having Ken on the show. I hope you enjoy it. RB

Ken Bowman is the Head of Claims at RBC Insurance. I knew after seeing him speak at a recent event that I had to have him on the podcast. Ken has a real passion for helping clients through partnering with organizations to create innovative solutions that drive better outcomes. In this episode, Ken shares with us some recent innovations at RBC Insurance. He talks about how the ONWARD program is making a real difference in the lives of people struggling with mental health issues. Next, he explains how the Medical Confidence program is getting employees back to productive employment much more quickly. Finally, Ken introduces us to a new Pain Management app that is sure to help both patient and doctor find treatment much more efficiently. You'll hear the passion in Ken's voice as he speaks about these initiatives and you can tell he cares. For this reason alone, it was a great pleasure having Ken on the show. I hope you enjoy it. RB

How does someone with a mathematics/actuarial background become the National Sales Leader for RBC Insurance? In this episode, we chat with Matt Butters of RBC Insurance. We learn a bit about Matt's background and how he found his way into employee benefits sales and why his education in the U.S. made him realize why he had to return to Canada. He further fills us in on what he sees as challenges in the industry and how RBC Insurance is uniquely positioned to address some of those challenges. I had a great time listening to what Matt had to say and I hope you do too. Enjoy! RB

How does someone with a mathematics/actuarial background become the National Sales Leader for RBC Insurance? In this episode, we chat with Matt Butters of RBC Insurance. We learn a bit about Matt's background and how he found his way into employee benefits sales and why his education in the U.S. made him realize why he had to return to Canada. He further fills us in on what he sees as challenges in the industry and how RBC Insurance is uniquely positioned to address some of those challenges. I had a great time listening to what Matt had to say and I hope you do too. Enjoy! RB

How does someone with a mathematics/actuarial background become the National Sales Leader for RBC Insurance? In this episode, we chat with Matt Butters of RBC Insurance. We learn a bit about Matt's background and how he found his way into employee benefits sales and why his education in the U.S. made him realize why he had to return to Canada. He further fills us in on what he sees as challenges in the industry and how RBC Insurance is uniquely positioned to address some of those challenges. I had a great time listening to what Matt had to say and I hope you do too. Enjoy! RB

The Roy Green Show According to a poll from Rasmussen Reports, most Americans believe that Donald Trump should resign from the office of U.S. President if he is guilty of the sexual harassment of which he has been accused. Meanwhile, there is concern that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible Russian involvement in the 2016 election has illegally obtained thousands of emails. Is Trump losing his base? Will the Left's incessant and organized attacks on Trump lead to his fall from office? Guest: Dan Gainor, Vice President of Culture & Business at the Media Research Center - It's the season of the flu vs. the cold. What should you do to ward off both of these seasonal menaces? Guest: Jason Tetro, “The Germ Guy” and author of “The Germ Code & The Germ Files” - For the first time since winning the 2015 federal election, Justin Trudeau's approval rating has dropped below 50% nationally (according to Angus Reid polling).  He's still significantly ahead of CPC leader Andrew Scheer and federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, but is there a crack developing in Trudeau support? Guest: Shachi Kurl, executive director of Angus Reid polling - Ali Davari is 84-years-old and in a medically induced coma in Germany. He cannot be brought home on a commercial flight, but RBC Insurance – who sold Mr. Davari a travel policy – is refusing to pay for him to be flown back to Canada. They also won't pay for any of the medical costs, including hospital charges. On top of everything, RBC has refused to publicly address the issue. The Davari family has a GoFundMe to raise money to cover the medical bills that RBC will not cover: https://www.gofundme.com/helpalidavari Guests:  Kevin Davari, Ali Davari's son Sivan Tumarkin, partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP in Toronto - A Russian website has been streaming footage from hundreds of Canadian cameras. Your various connected devices may all be at risk. Why should you be concerned? On another note, how will Canada be affected by the current net neutrality controversy in the U.S.? Guest: Daniel Tobok, CEO, CyIntelligence Inc.​ - Police are investigating after Apotex founder Barry Sherman and his wife Honey were found dead in their home in Toronto. The Sherman family released a statement criticizing early speculation that it may have been a murder-suicide. Guest: Ross McLean, former Toronto police officer, security specialist with the Facebook page, “Crime Power and Politics” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ali Davari is 84-years-old and in a medically induced coma in Germany. He cannot be brought home on a commercial flight, but RBC Insurance – who sold Mr. Davari a travel policy – is refusing to pay for him to be flown back to Canada. They also won't pay for any of the medical costs, including hospital charges. On top of everything, RBC has refused to publicly address the issue. The Davari family has a GoFundMe to raise money to cover the medical bills that RBC will not cover: https://www.gofundme.com/helpalidavari Guests:  Kevin Davari, Ali Davari's son Sivan Tumarkin, partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP in Toronto (Photo via the Davari family's GoFundMe page) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.