You were single and now you’re not. You’re also not in your 20’s. Or your 30’s.
There’s history.
Now you’re in a new relationship and all of a sudden you’re in love again. Things are going so well, you’re making big plans together. Before weekend sleepovers become permanent, have you had the money talk yet?
In this episode of Sara Makes Sense, host Sara McCullough talks listeners through a potentially prickly issue that can sometimes end up being a relationship deal breaker.
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It’s not a bad problem to have. A little extra in the bank... on hand for whatever life throws at you.
What about investing that money? However, the markets are roaring, surely now would not be a smart time to buy. Right?
In this episode of Sara Makes Sense, host Sara McCullough breaks down the fear and impossibilities of timing the market.
And she outlines the most common mistake we make when it comes to our money.
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This podcast is designed to inform, educate and enlighten because Sara DOES make sense.
In previous episodes, we’ve covered off everything from divorce to timing the market to what kind of insurance is needed and necessary.
In this episode of Sara Makes Sense, Sara answers real questions about real issues from her real listeners
When we get married, the plan is to stay married. But life and statistics suggests that's not always the case. When a marriage ends before you do, what’s the plan?
In this episode of SARA MAKES SENSE, Sara looks at the financial landmines that accompany an emotional separation. Mistakes can be made in a moment that end up lasting a lifetime.
As we prepare for a post COVID economy, many Canadians are starting their own business.
If you’re becoming an entrepreneur, there are many new roads you will travel, one of them is incorporating your business. Tax implications, pension plan and making sure your corporation doesn’t become YOUR boss.
In this terrific episode of SARA MAKES SENSE, Sara peels back the layers on incorporating your business and why incorporating could save you money, sleepless nights and even relationships.
Car Insurance. Home Insurance. Life Insurance. Those are the so-called big 3 in the insurance space, but you know insurance can stretch far and wide.
It’s good to have peace of mind, but how much insurance is too much?
In this episode of SARA MAKES SENSE, Sara speaks with Insurance expert Tony Salgado about the real Wants, Wishes and Must Haves of insurance in 2021. Safe to say, you’re covered.
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Thousands of baby boomers are wrestling with this question right now as they plan for retirement.
Do I collect CPP early or wait?
The difference over years can be significant.
In this episode of SARA MAKES SENSE, Sara starts with a CPP report and sets the record straight on how to view Canada Pension Plan together with your retirement dreams.
It happens in life, sometimes through a tax return, severance payment, increased income, inheritance, or the sale of a house. There are occasions when cash comes your way in a lump sum.
It can be a good problem to have, but a solved problem gets you closer to your goals.
In this episode of SARA MAKES SENSE, we withdraw the myths about cash and deposit some useable, workable takeaways to solve your cash problem.
HERE are the show notes for the March 2021 episode with James Rhodes, tax lawyer.
Notes include details on the 3 available methods for deducting expenses relating to working at home in 2021.
Notes are intended as general information only. For specific advice related to your particular situation, please consult with your tax or legal professional.
We plan for vacations. We plan a weekend.
However, many of us don’t plan when it comes to big ticket items, like financial planning when you decide to live with someone.
Why do you need one? After all, you’re both in love.
In this episode of Sara Makes Sense, Sara uses real life examples to walk listeners through the expensive landmines that can await separating couples who have not planned ahead.
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It’s one of life’s emotional landmines.
When a marriage ends, people are often at their worst. Decision making is difficult.
The process is no longer a showdown featuring hired legal guns in front of a judge.
In this episode of Sara Makes Sense, Sara talks with Family Law Mediator Jennifer Sanders. Jennifer helps clients going through a separation. But she not only walks a couple through the difficult process, but also, when necessary, a post separation parenting plan.
Sadly, many marriages have dissolved over the course of the pandemic.
This timely episode is a starting point for those couples facing separation.
Jennifer Sanders can be reached at Sanders Mediation.
Getting separated is hard enough.
It’s easily one of life’s most difficult chapters.
Battling your lawyer as well as your ex-spouse is the last thing anyone needs.
In this episode of SARA MAKES SENSE, Sara speaks with veteran Family lawyer David Morneau.
Together they unpack the do’s and don’ts of how to deal with a lawyer, and how to get through the process with integrity in tact.
David Morneau can be reached on LinkedIn
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