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Thursday Nov 30, 2017
10 - Canadian FinTech Corner at SIBOS
Thursday Nov 30, 2017
Thursday Nov 30, 2017
I originally interviewed the co-founders of lending loop for Episode 2 of The Personal Finance Show so when I saw that they were setup at SIBOS in the Canadian Fintech corner, I knew that I wanted to include them in the Canadian FinTech Corner at SIBOS interview.
Mylo is a smartphone app that is fairly new and currently only available on the iOS app store but they are working on an Android beta so stay tuned for that.
Wave has been around since 2010. But they are recently new to me and they may be new to you, despite the fact that they currently have 2.8M customers worldwide.
Thanks to Cato Pastoll from Lending Loop, Liam Cheung from Mylo and Rob Maurin from Wave for taking the time to chat with me at the Canadian Fintech Corner at SIBOS 2017
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Friday Nov 17, 2017
09 - Desirae Odjick
Friday Nov 17, 2017
Friday Nov 17, 2017
“Being good at money doesn’t mean you have to give up the things that you love.” - Desirae Odjick
Desirae Odjick is very interested in helping you be great at money.
The best part is that she breaks it down in a way we can all understand.
This is sorely needed in the world of personal finance education.
Desirae originally started Half Banked because she ran the numbers and it turned out that she would have to save half her income to achieve all of her savings goals. And what better accountability than publishing updates on the internet along the way?
Two years later and now she’s the one giving the advice - because she’s been through it and learned a lot along the way. We all need a helping hand when it comes to meeting our financial goals.
There’s a reason why you’re good at engineering, or doctoring, or dentisting, or whatever it is you do to make money. It’s because you’re probably not super great when it comes to personal finance.
Well, Desirae is.
She can afford her dog(expensive!), her new house(expensive!!) and still meets her goal of saving 10% of her income before all that stuff (like living the life you want) gets in the way.
How? By paying attention. (a.k.a. budgeting and tracking)
A budget is a tool for freedom, not a prison.
The hard truth is: you can’t have everything. At least not all at once.
So if you put your priorities in a budget, you actually know if you can afford them or not.
I enjoyed chatting with Desirae at FinCon 2017 in Dallas, Texas (even though we’re both Canadian!).
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