Markus & Justin talk workplace pensions and what's involved in transferring a pension from workplace to workplace or into a locked in RSP. What are some of the important considerations?

Episode 40 is... geared towards people in their 40s. Some morsels of financial advice or Gen Xers and geriatric Millennials. Find the original blog post with links at www.muhs.ca/fp40.

Justin & Markus visited Toronto for CG Wealth Management's National Business Conferences. Some of our learnings from the conference, plus experiences in and around Toronto.

This week Justin & Markus discuss population growth in Alberta and some of the latest rumblings of an Alberta Pension Plan. Then, Markus shares some of his experiences attending the recent Institute of Advanced Financial Planners Symposium in Edmonton, followed by some talk about video games.

I'll show you the outcome. In a solo episode and using information from corporate filings, Justin goes into different examples of executive and director compensation and how investors can take a look into what alignment may or may not exist with those corporate principals. 

Markus just returned from the Future Proof Wealth Festival in Huntington Beach, CA, and told Justin all about it, and why he (and every advisor who wants to be future proof) should go next year.

This week Markus presents another solo episode, reading his blog post of the same name. You can find the blog post and any links referred to in the episode at www.muhs.ca/fp30

This week Justin & Markus go a bit off the beaten path, discussing investing in collectibles and other shiny things. Can it even be considered investing?

This week Justin & Markus devoted an entire episode to discussing education savings planning, and primarily the ins and outs of RESPs. Find out more about RESPs, and links to various government websites about them, at www.muhs.ca/resp.

This week Justin & Markus recap Justin's previous solo episode on the opportunity cost of paying down the mortgage. The discussion then delves into corporate business transitions, energy, and a bit of Alberta politics.