Overcoming the Fear of Investing with Douglas Price
In this episode of The Great Canadian Piggy Bank, Christi Rae chats with Douglas Price, author of Seventeen to Millionaire, a practical and approachable book that teaches teens how to start investing and build long-term wealth.Douglas shares his journey from music educator to personal finance author, explains why investing can feel intimidating for beginners, and breaks down the first concrete steps teens (and parents) can take to start investing confidently. From understanding TFSAs and RRSPs to setting up automatic investments and building money habits, this conversation is packed with actionable advice for families.Tune in to learn how to help your teen gain financial confidence and take the first steps toward a lifetime of smart money decisions.Please share this episode with a parent who is starting to think about investing with their kid. Show Links:Seventeen to MillionaireChapters00:00 Introduction to Investing00:31 The Journey from Music to Finance Education04:31 Why Does Investing Feel so Intimidating?05:17 First Steps to Investing at 1807:49 Exploring the Benefits of TFSA10:49 Comparing TFSAs and RRSPs13:06 What Should You Invest In?14:35 How to Talk to Teens about Investing15:38 Action Steps for Teens and Parents: Starting to Invest
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Money, AI, and Climate: Future Proof Your Kids with Bruce Sellery
How do you raise kids who can thrive financially in a world of AI, climate change, and rising costs?In this episode of The Great Canadian Piggy Bank, Christi Rae sits down with Bruce Sellery — host of the Moolala podcast, bestselling author, and financial columnist for CBC — to talk about building financial resilience in kids (and parents too).Bruce shares why optimism matters, why living within your means is still the #1 money skill, and how to teach kids about money through everyday conversations instead of lectures. From emergency funds to side hustles, customer service skills to delaying gratification, this conversation is packed with practical takeaways you can start using at home.Tune in and get inspired to raise kids who can thrive financially, no matter what the future holds.Please share this episode with a parent, who you think will really enjoy listening. Show Links:Moolala PodcastChapters00:00 Uncertain Financial Times01:22 Optimism in Uncertain Times02:59 Navigating Unpredictability03:13 The Circle of Control06:09 Emergency Funds and Financial Education09:45 Benefit of Gig Economy11:20 The Importance of Customer Service Skills12:41 Sustainable Spending Models15:31 Living Below Your Means16:03 Common Mistakes17:25 Final Tip18:07 Using Money as a Tool19:16 Practicing Delayed Gratification
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Don't Pass Your Money Baggage To Your Kid with Jessica Moorhouse
Are you accidentally passing your money anxieties on to your kids? In this episode, Christi Rae talks with financial counselor and bestselling author Jessica Moorhouse about how our upbringing and culture shape the way we think about money. They explore why money is more than just math, how to recognize your own financial anxieties, and practical ways to create open, judgment-free conversations with your kids. If you want your children to grow up with confidence instead of money stress, this conversation is for you.Please share this episode with a parent, who you think really needs to hear this right now. Show Links:https://jessicamoorhouse.com/More Money PodcastChapters00:00 Jessica Moorhouse Introduction00:32 Money is More than Math02:25 Healthy Financial Role Models04:11 Avoid Passing on Your Anxiety06:52 Unintentional Negative Money Messages10:11 Breaking the Cycle11:31 Final Takeaways
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Why I Started The Great Canadian Piggybank
If we don’t teach our kids about money, TikTok and AI will. In this trailer episode, host Christi Rae shares why she started this podcast.Each week, Christi will sit down with money experts, educators, and authors to explore practical ways to teach Canadian kids and teens about financial literacy, budgeting, saving, and smart money habits.Whether you’re looking for tips on how to start money conversations at home, wondering how to balance allowances with digital payments, or just want to avoid passing your own money stress onto your children, this podcast is for you.Subscribe today, share with others and join the journey to raising Canadian kids who feel confident, capable, and ready to make smart financial choices.
Most Canadian parents want to teach their kids about money—but don’t always know where to start. Financial professionals often talk over our heads. School often doesn’t cover finances. And parenting is already busy and overwhelming
This podcast was created to meet parents where they are—with empathy, clarity, and no shame. It’s about learning together, one simple idea at a time.
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