Powered by RND
PodcastsBusinessSmart Advice with Carissa Lucreziano

Smart Advice with Carissa Lucreziano

CIBC
Smart Advice with Carissa Lucreziano
Latest episode

Available Episodes

5 of 33
  • What Canadians want: New CIBC poll reveals what matters most to us right now
    Has the current economic landscape led you to revisit your goals or adjust your journey to achieving them? If so, you’re not alone. In this episode of Smart Advice, Carissa Lucreziano is joined by Sean Simpson, Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at Ipsos, to unpack the findings of the inaugural CIBC Ambitions Index. Together, they explore how Canadians are reshaping their goals with a focus on balancing health, financial stability, and personal relationships. From Gen Z's short-term wins to Boomers' focus on preserving wealth, the conversation dives into generational differences, economic challenges, and the resilience driving Canadians forward. Learn how clear goals, professional guidance, and celebrating milestones can help you achieve success in today’s complex environment. This discussion offers valuable insights for anyone looking to reshape and achieve their ambitions. Three reasons you should listen to this episode:Learn how Canadians are reshaping their goals and priorities in the face of economic uncertainty Gain a deeper understanding of how ambitions differ across generations  Discover actionable strategies Canadians are using to achieve their goalsResourcesCIBC's "Smart Advice" Podcast and WebsiteVisit CIBC for more Smart AdviceCIBC Ambitions IndexIpsosEpisode Highlights[00:05] Financial Goals in the 2025 economyEach generation has different financial goals; Gen Z’s bold dreams, Gen X’s balancing act, and Boomers’ retirement plans reflect how they meet economic shifts.The CIBC Ambitions Index, a groundbreaking inaugural study, reveals what drives these goals and the challenges holding people back.Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at Ipsos, Sean Simpson, joins us to unpack these insights, offering a clear lens on Canadians’ financial and personal priorities.[01:06] Overview of the Ambitions IndexThe CIBC Ambitions Index, a comprehensive study, maps the goals, challenges, and shifting ambitions of Canadians.Health and wellness top the list, with 57% prioritizing a healthy lifestyle, while 85% focus on financial stability to secure their future.Personal relationships also matter deeply, as 49% emphasize building strong connections with family and friends.This balanced approach reflects a post-pandemic reset, where Canadians spread their energy across multiple domains rather than fixating solely on career or wealth.[04:29] Sean Simpson: “We can see through health, through finance and relationships that Canadians are really striving for a balanced approach, not putting all their attention on their career, not putting all their attention on health, but spreading their goals across many different ambitions.”[05:08] Resilience and determination of CanadiansDespite rising costs and economic uncertainty, 68% of Canadians remain steadfast in pursuing their goals.Strategic task prioritization and effective time management fuel this resilience, keeping progress on track.Celebrating small milestones proves crucial, with those who regularly review and acknowledge achievements showing greater motivation.Optimism prevails, as 61% feel confident about future successes, demonstrating a collective ability to navigate headwinds with purpose.[08:23] Generational differences in ambitionsCarissa and Sean discuss the generational differences in ambitions, with Gen Z being the most ambitious and optimistic.[09:05] Sean Simpson: “Gen Z is, while focused on the long term, I think has put a little bit more focus on almost bite sized ambitions or shorter term ambitions where they're able to recognize their progress and build on that.”Millennials prioritize saving for a home and spending quality time with family, while Gen X focuses on financial stability and retirement.Boomers aim to preserve their wealth and maintain financial independence without relying on their children.[11:59] Impact of the current economic environmentEconomic challenges, dubbed a "poly crisis," steer Canadians toward short-term goals, aiming to focus on the most urgent concerns.Soaring housing costs, high inflation, and elevated interest rates push 61% to focus on immediate needs like debt repayment and emergency funds.Long-term goals, such as retirement savings, often take a backseat as time-sensitive financial demands pile up.[12:55] Sean Simpson: “Everybody realizes that if you don't put that away now, you're going to struggle later in life. Absolutely. But some may not be able to afford to do that right now.”Affordability constraints force a practical mindset, and Canadians are adapting to live in the now while still eyeing future stability.[15:46 Financial independence across generationsFinancial independence takes unique forms across generations, shaped by distinct hurdles.For Gen Z, it means covering tuition or living without roommates, while Millennials strive for homeownership and stable budgets.Gen X focuses on building nest eggs to retire comfortably, avoiding work into later years.Boomers prioritize preserving wealth to remain self-sufficient, with mental health emerging as a key barrier for Gen Z, intertwining emotional and financial well-being.[19:53] Role of financial advice in achieving financial goalsFinancial advisors serve as vital partners in turning ambitions into reality, with 60% of successful Canadians leveraging their resources.Strategic planning support helps set and prioritize goals, while skills development tools enhance financial literacy.Networking and guidance from banks strengthen support systems, fostering resilience.[20:08] Sean Simpson: “Canadians who are successfully advancing their ambitions are more inclined to utilize their bank as a resource for achieving their goals, with a usage rate of 60% compared to only 49% among those who aren't.”Traditional financial assistance, like investment and tax planning can help Canadians progress toward their financial goals.[22:35] Future Trends and Hope for CanadiansCurrent economic uncertainties, from tariffs to market volatility, mark a unique moment, yet hope persists.[23:35] Sean Simpson: “I think Canadians will make even more progress on their ambitions than they have in the last year, which has no doubt been challenging, but rewarding at the same time.”As challenges like job anxiety and inflation ease, we may see greater progress toward ambitions.68% of surveyed Canadians feel that they are advancing toward their goals, setting the foundation for bolder aspirations.With reduced uncertainty, the pendulum may swing back toward long-term planning, inspiring new ambitions and sustained optimism.About Sean Sean Simpson is the Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at Ipsos, with over 15 years of expertise in public opinion polling, reputation management, and social trends research. Specializing in understanding Canadian behavior, Sean leads Ipsos’ public affairs research, providing insights into financial independence, political behavior, and consumer confidence. His work, including the CIBC Ambitions Index, empowers organizations and individuals to navigate economic and social challenges with data-driven strategies.A trusted media spokesperson, Sean regularly appears on Global News, CTV and CP24, translating complex data into actionable insights. Passionate about education, he teaches survey design at the Laurier Summer Institute for Research Methods, helping professionals and policymakers make informed decisions in a rapidly changing world.Connect with Sean Simpson on LinkedIn.Enjoyed this Episode?If you did, be sure to subscribe and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, leave us a review. You can also send this with your friends and family. A third of the way into 2025, we’re seeing new financial challenges crop up. But similarly, Canadians are rising to meet them. Financial stability and independence are realistic, achievable goals that we can reach once we use all the tools available to us.Have any questions? You can connect with me on LinkedIn or through CIBC’s Facebook, or Instagram.Thanks for tuning in! For more updates, visit our website. You can also listen to more amazing episodes on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. 
    --------  
    25:43
  • Recession or rally? Mid-year investment insights and strategies with David Wong
    Market volatility isn’t new, but over the past year it has intensified due to tariff tensions, unpredictable interest rates, and persistent inflation, leaving investors to navigate contradictory and confusing economic signals. This raises a critical question for investors: how can you make wise decisions when news cycles outpace policy changes and traditional indicators seem  unreliable?In this episode of Smart Advice, host Carissa Lucreziano welcomes back David Wong, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Total Investment Solutions at CIBC Global Asset Management. With decades of experience guiding investors through economic storms, David brings clarity to a chaotic moment. He breaks down what’s really happening with Canadian and global markets, discusses the potential for recession amid tariff uncertainties, and highlights the evolving roles of fixed income, gold, and alternatives in a diversified portfolio. Additionally, David also explores the impact of artificial intelligence as a future growth driver and its potential implications for investment strategies. He emphasizes the importance of staying invested during turbulent times and offers insights into low-volatility equity strategies as a practical approach to managing risk.This episode provides a strategic perspective on investing, offering practical insights on managing risk and refining your investment strategy amidst the noise of the headlines.Here are three reasons why you should listen to this episode:Understand how global tariff tensions and inflation are shaping Canadian markets—and what that means for your investment strategy.Discover effective strategies for building a resilient, diversified portfolio that can weather short-term volatility without sacrificing long-term growth.Explore the influence of artificial intelligence and alternative investments on market trends and your investment approach.ResourcesCIBC's "Smart Advice" Podcast and WebsiteVisit CAM Investment insights for timely expert insights and research Visit CIBC for more Smart AdviceChicago Mercantile Exchange FedWatch ToolC.D. Howe Institute’s Business Cycle CouncilMcKinsey Study on AI AdoptionGoldman Sachs Forecast on AI ImpactEpisode Highlights[00:25] Navigating 2025 with a resilient investment strategyMarket turbulence in 2025 means Canadians need to adapt their investment strategy.David Wong describes the current market in one word: “challenged”.[02:41] David: “More than anything, the uncertainty surrounding where tariffs will ultimately settle is creating challenges on planning for investments from businesses and big ticket purchases from consumers.”He outlines the major factors distorting traditional economic indicators—particularly tariffs—and explains how these distortions complicate policy decisions.As uncertainty continues to cloud the outlook, the importance of adaptable, long-term strategies becomes even more apparent.[04:23] Impact of tariffs and interest rates on investmentsTwo possible economic scenarios are in the Bank of Canada’s latest monetary policy report—one involving tariff resolution, and the other pointing toward global trade conflict.Interest rate expectations in the U.S. have shifted; markets are now pushing back rate cut forecasts due to persistent inflation.In Canada, rising unemployment and stubborn core inflation have increased the risk of recession, adding more weight to central bank decisions.Rather than react to every policy shift, a better investment strategy may be to build diversified portfolios that reflect multiple possible outcomes.[09:07] Volatility and market reactionsMarket movements in April reflect just how reactive investors have become to tariff-related headlines, swinging sharply with each new development.David emphasizes that inflation remains a key concern—one that hasn’t been resolved post-COVID and could be exacerbated by global trade tensions.In times like these, staying invested and resisting panic is more valuable than ever, especially for those with a long investment horizon.Low-volatility equity strategies are suggested as a practical way to stay the course while addressing investor concerns around risk.[13:08] Investment allocation and diversificationCarissa raises the question of whether investors should stay Canada-focused or explore U.S. and international markets for growth.David explains that while U.S. exposure has historically delivered strong returns, overconcentration can pose risks—especially in uncertain times.Artificial intelligence is flagged as a future growth driver with long-term potential. However, it likely will not make a significant impact for several years.Diversification across regions, sectors, and asset types—including gold and fixed income—is presented as a foundational strategy for resilience.[20:33] Risk management and investment approachRisk isn’t just about volatility, it’s about understanding what drives market changes and how to prepare for them.[21:06] David: “Reward and risk are related concepts, and you simply can't get reward without taking some level of risk.”David introduces CIBC’s Managed Solutions framework, built on three pillars: purpose, structure, and fulfillment.By focusing on fundamental diversification, his team aims to deliver consistent value even in unpredictable market conditions.Balancing short-term noise with long-term discipline remains key, especially as markets send mixed signals on a daily basis.[26:07] Final thoughts and investment frameworkDavid urges listeners to develop a clear investment framework aligned with their financial goals.He reinforces that earnings growth and bond yields—not daily headlines—are the real engines of long-term returns.[26:49] David: “The fear of missing out can be just as dangerous as overreacting to negative news. It's the Scylla and Charybdis of investing.”It’s critical to contextualize media-driven fear and avoid impulsive decisions; overcorrecting due to media can severely damage a portfolio.Canadians can confidently navigate market uncertainty, but have to remain disciplined while diversifying their portfolios and utilizing expert insight.About David David is responsible for CIBC Global Asset Management’s managed solutions investment process and portfolio management. His Total Investment Solutions team helps to determine the asset allocations and the construction of portfolios, researches, evaluates, and helps select the managers, and monitors the investments of the firm’s roughly $80 billion managed solutions programs. The team is also responsible for trading execution, beta management, and performance and risk oversight across all of CIBC Global Asset Management. In addition, David is a member of the CIBC Family Office’s Leadership Team and provides institutional asset allocation advice to ultra-high net worth individuals and families.David joined CIBC Global Asset Management in July 2011, and served as Managing Director, Investment Management Research (IMR) until June 2021. David has more than 26 years of industry experience in New York and Toronto.Connect with David Wong on his LinkedIn.Enjoyed this Episode?If you did, be sure to subscribe and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, leave us a review. You can also send this with your friends and family. The economy may be unpredictable, but your investment strategy doesn’t have to be. Equip yourself with timeless strategies that work, even when the markets don’t.Have any questions? You can connect with me on LinkedIn or through CIBC’s Facebook, or Instagram.Thanks for tuning in! For more updates, visit our website. You can also listen to more amazing episodes on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
    --------  
    28:15
  • Canada’s housing market: What would Scott McGillivray do?
    For many Canadians, real estate is a deeply personal milestone. It’s an investment in the future, and often a building block for wealth. But as we look ahead, a new reality is taking shape. With mortgage renewals on the horizon, economic uncertainty and real estate markets showing varied performance across the provinces, homeowners and buyers alike are facing more complex decisions than ever. Is now the time to look into an investment property, buy, sell or renovate?In this episode of Smart Advice, host Carissa Lucreziano sits down with real estate investment expert, entrepreneur, and television host Scott McGillivray. Known for empowering Canadians through shows like Vacation House Rules and Renovation Resort, Scott brings sharp insight to a timely conversation. Together they explore what’s happening in the 2025 real estate market—from pre-construction drawbacks and cash-flow-positive regions to renovation trends and hidden equity opportunities. Scott's refreshingly candid advice offers both caution and optimism to those looking to make their next move in today’s unpredictable environment.This episode gives you actionable insights to make smarter financial decisions and seize the real estate opportunity others may miss.Here are three reasons why you should listen to this episode:Understand where Canada’s real estate opportunities are strongest in 2025Learn which renovations offer the highest ROI and how to capitalize on timing and costs.Reflect on how building the right financial team can help you make strategic real estate moves.ResourcesCIBC's "Smart Advice" Podcast and Website - Website | Apple Podcast | SpotifyVisit CIBC for more Smart AdviceHow to navigate the housing market in 2025 with confidenceVacation House Rules | Website: HGTV Canada - Vacation House RulesRenovation Resort | Website: Renovation Resort ShowEpisode Highlights[01:46] Examining the Canadian real estate marketThe Canadian real estate market is shifting due to political and global changes, so investment strategies will also be in flux.Scott McGillivray joins the conversation, highlighting the mixed confidence in the market and the impact of economic uncertainty on mortgage renewals.The delayed spring market and regional differences in real estate trends make for an interesting environment in which to look for an investment property.However, there are still many opportunities in the current market, particularly for first-time home buyers and those looking to upgrade or renovate.[05:28] Entering the condo market for an investment propertyThe condo market may be stagnating, while condo developers also face multiple challenges.New and existing condo markets are not the same; the market is dynamic and affected by changing rates, rules, pricing, immigration, and even government.Existing inventory may perform better in the next few years due to the lack of investor incentives and high development costs.Government policies have the potential to stimulate the condo market, including reducing development fees and taxes on new construction.[10:44] Regional investment opportunitiesScott marks Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland as provinces for investors looking for cash flow.For equity investors, Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec may be provinces where an equity investor might look for an investment property.[11:41] Scott: “Your ticket to getting good deals right now — as long as you know what a good deal really looks like, that doesn't mean just go buy it — but Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, those are the provinces right now where you see the opportunity.”It’s not enough to have an investment property in these locations; equally critical is understanding the local market and working with professionals.Chasing opportunities tends to be a losing game; Canadians need financial education and preparation to seize opportunities when they arise.[14:24] Renovation trends and cost managementCarissa introduces the topic of renovations for an investment property, noting that 50% of Canadians are either planning or completing renovations according to a 2024 CIBC homeownership poll.Scott advises focusing on small to medium renovations with the best return on investment, such as upgrading fixtures, flooring, and paint.Scott highlights the importance of predictability in renovations, especially with the potential for increased costs on appliances and materials.Scott suggests having a safety net and working with financial professionals to manage costs and ensure long-term renovation success.[18:02] Generating income from an investment propertyAccessibility is the top trend in real estate, particularly due to the significant influence of baby boomers on the real estate market.Equally important is being able to enjoy your home. For example, a gym or pool might not generate income, but it may make your home more enjoyable for you, the owner.There is a balance to be struck between resale value and personal enjoyment of renovations.However, when it comes to a return on investment, Scott advises running the numbers to ensure profitability.[25:04] Seizing real estate opportunitiesScott advises starting now and positioning oneself to take advantage of opportunities, especially while others are in a state of decision paralysis.[25:42] Scott: “Trying to chase opportunities in real estate is a fool's game. Putting yourself in the path of progress is strategic. So when everyone else is doing nothing, that's the best time to do something.”A critical act to take is to surround yourself with the right people and be strategic in real estate investments.Preparation, understanding the numbers, and working with the right team are what helps people find a workable investment property to achieve their real estate goals.About Scott Scott McGillivray is one of Canada’s most trusted voices in real estate, known for turning properties into powerful wealth-building tools. As the host of HGTV’s Vacation House Rules and Renovation Resort, he brings over 20 years of experience in property investment, construction, and market analysis. Through hundreds of income-generating properties across Canada, Scott has mastered the art of strategic renovations and resilient investing.Today, he helps Canadians navigate complex housing decisions with a clear, practical approach grounded in data and experience. Whether the market is cooling or heating up, Scott equips homeowners and investors with the tools to act confidently and build long-term value.Connect with Scott McGillivray on his LinkedIn and website.Enjoyed this Episode?If you did, be sure to subscribe and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, leave us a review. You can also send this with your friends and family. Step out of the chaos of the ever-changing real estate market and find your next investment property. Arm yourself with knowledge, build a strong support system, and embrace the next phase of your real estate journey with confidence.Have any questions? You can connect with me on LinkedIn or through CIBC’s Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.Thanks for tuning in! For more updates, visit our website. You can also listen to more amazing episodes on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.  
    --------  
    28:15
  • What’s next for Canada? Lisa Raitt on politics and the economy in the Carney era
    In this episode of Smart Advice, Carissa Lucreziano sits down with the Honourable Lisa Raitt, former federal cabinet minister and current Vice Chair of CIBC Capital Markets, to navigate the complex interplay of politics, economics, and markets. With insight shaped by decades of experience in government and now in the financial services sector, Lisa cuts through the noise to reflect on what matters most: Canada's sovereignty, strategy, and resilience in a rapidly changing global landscape.Be equipped with insights to make sense of volatility, understand the tools available to weather potential changes in US-Canada relations, and learn where smart money might be headed next. This episode is for every Canadian asking how to turn economic uncertainty into actionable opportunity.Here are three reasons why you should listen to this episode:Learn how political shifts, including Canada's new leadership, could reshape economic priorities at home and abroad.Understand the long-term implications of Donald Trump's return to the global stage and how Canada must prepare for potential changes in US-Canada relations.Gain clarity on growth opportunities in sectors like power generation, manufacturing, and national defence.ResourcesCIBC's "Smart Advice" Podcast and Website - Website | Apple Podcast | SpotifyThe Raitt StuffVisit CIBC for more Smart Advice, including a recent piece on ‘Navigating uncertainty and market volatility’Episode highlights[00:05] Are Canadians ready for future US-Canada relations?Lisa Raitt is introduced as a former cabinet minister in natural resources, labor, and transportation, now serving as Vice Chair at CIBC Capital Markets.Canadians today face rising global tensions, inflationary pressures, and heightened political transitions which are reshaping economic expectations and policies.Lisa shares her optimism over the clarity offered by Canada’s newly elected Prime Minister, Liberal leader Mark Carney, noting the stability—even in a minority government.The current US-Canada relations may shift with Prime Minister Carney’s approach, but Lisa warns against overconfidence.Trade negotiations require more than charisma—leaders must find practical ways to provide the U.S. with a political “win” while protecting Canadian interests.[02:24] The rise of economic nationalismLisa outlines how economic nationalism, especially in the US, has led to the weaponization of tariffs and elevated supply chain threats.Canada’s dependence on US trade is now seen as both a strength and a potential vulnerability—prompting calls for increased self-reliance.She advocates for doubling down on sectors where Canada already has a comparative advantage: energy, agriculture, mining, and forestry. [08:48] Lisa: “What has happened in the time of Trump is we realize that you can't continue on just accepting the United States growth as the growth that we're going to get; that we actually have to do some work ourselves” Government must play a dual role—advocating for global trade fairness while supporting long-term investment in domestic capacity and infrastructure. [09:31] Understanding Trump’s policy visionUnlike previous leaders, Trump’s economic policy direction is guided less by data and more by ideology, particularly focused on ‘Made in America’ mandates.Lisa emphasizes that traditional counter-arguments (e.g., logic, economic impact) often fall flat with the Trump administration.Trump is unapologetically focused on rebuilding American manufacturing—painful or not—for the long-term benefit of US jobs and industrial strength.Canadian leaders and citizens must stop assuming rational policy shifts or midterm electoral changes in the US will automatically solve trade tensions. [12:18] What’s driving American progress?Despite controversial rhetoric, some of Trump’s policies—bringing semiconductor production back, advancing nuclear energy—could deliver strategic benefit.The concern lies in whether these wins are drowned out by large-scale costs: fractured alliances, damaged supply chains, and fragile diplomacy.[13:42] Lisa: “When you're presented with a dog's breakfast of tons of different policies, some of them are going to be good. The question, though, is whether or not the overall policy direction is such that it kind of takes away all the wins because the losses are so massive.”Canada’s response needs to be realistic, grounded in its own capabilities and long-term values rather than reactive politics. [14:05] Canada: Not the 51st US StateLisa strongly believes in Canadian sovereignty, rejecting the suggestion that Canada could—or should—become the 51st US state.She suggests that the idea may stem from a desire for closer cooperation, but realizing that idea must not come at the cost of Canada’s national identity or self-determination.However, it may be beneficial to push for stronger strategic collaboration in areas like North American defence, transportation infrastructure, and trade logistics.According to Lisa, Canada and many other NATO states have neglected their roles in national defence, often relying on U.S. military spending. [18:50] Market trends to watch amidst shifting U.S.-Canada relationsLisa identifies power generation as the backbone of future economic infrastructure—no longer just a policy option but a necessity.Energy constraints are already impacting provincial decisions, signalling  long-term opportunities for investors.Lisa urges Canadian investors to continue trusting expert advisors—and to anchor their portfolios to well-researched macro insights.Branching into sectors like energy, resource extraction, and clean technology offers more stability in an uncertain political environment.Watching how the Carney government navigates energy pipeline development will be crucial; investors should blend pragmatic strategy with public policy foresight. [25:04] Charting a path forward for CanadaLisa remains hopeful yet cautious about the government’s ability to deliver meaningful results in the next four years.The speech from the throne will be telling as to whether there’s a break from past policy gridlocks toward more resilient, future-focused legislation.Maintaining stable US-Canada relations involves more than policy; we have to remember to distinguish between governments and people.The thickening of the U.S.-Canada border is another sad consequence of political tension, and efforts must be made to restore trust and open channels.About Lisa Lisa Raitt is the Vice Chair at CIBC Capital Markets, bringing decades of experience in navigating economic and political landscapes. A former Canadian federal cabinet minister, she held key portfolios including Natural Resources, Labour, and Transport, steering policy through complex economic shifts. Known for her pragmatic approach, Lisa now applies her expertise to the financial sector, offering strategic insights on global trade, economic resilience, and market trends.As host of The Raitt Stuff podcast, she delivers candid, impactful discussions on economic issues affecting Canadians and global markets. A trusted voice in policy and finance, Lisa combines political acumen with economic foresight, empowering individuals and businesses to thrive in an evolving world.Connect with Lisa Raitt on LinkedIn.Enjoyed this Episode?If you did, be sure to subscribe and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, leave us a review. You can also send this with your friends and family. Step out of the chaos of modern life and into clarity. Learn how to take informed steps forward, understand the impact of shifting policies, and secure a financially sound future amidst shifting U.S.-Canada relations.Have any questions? You can connect with me on LinkedIn or through CIBC’s Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.Thanks for tuning in! For more updates, visit our website. You can also listen to more amazing episodes on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. 
    --------  
    28:25
  • Introducing Season 3 of Smart Advice with Carissa Lucreziano
    No matter where you’re at in life, money can help you reach your goals and get you where you want to go. That's why it's so important to talk about it. Get ready for Smart Advice – a podcast that brings the money conversation right to you.
    --------  
    1:33

More Business podcasts

About Smart Advice with Carissa Lucreziano

Do you want to make the most of your money? Build wealth for your future? Better manage your debt? Smart Advice is a podcast that brings you financial advice, investment strategies and economic trends. Join CIBC's financial advice expert, and Certified Financial Planner Carissa Lucreziano, for conversations about money – and investing with timely insights from leading experts. You’ll learn how make the most of your money…and how to make sense of this economy.
Podcast website

Listen to Smart Advice with Carissa Lucreziano, Prof G Markets and many other podcasts from around the world with the radio.net app

Get the free radio.net app

  • Stations and podcasts to bookmark
  • Stream via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
  • Supports Carplay & Android Auto
  • Many other app features

Smart Advice with Carissa Lucreziano: Podcasts in Family

Social
v7.20.2 | © 2007-2025 radio.de GmbH
Generated: 7/13/2025 - 8:05:33 AM