Ep. 32 | How to Build Credit in Canada: Equifax and TransUnion Guide
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Tré breaks down how credit scores work in Canada using best practices given directly from Equifax and TransUnion. Using information straight from Equifax and TransUni...
2 Jan 34min
Ep. 31 | Your Financial Order of Operations When Starting a Business in Canada
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Tré lays out the clear financial steps to follow if you’re thinking about starting a business in Canada. If you’re a Canadian professional or aspiring business owne...
26 Des 202527min
Ep. 30 | Teachers — How to Retire Without Mistakes
Send us Fan Mail Teaching comes with one of the best pensions in Canada. But that doesn’t mean your retirement is “set and forget.” In this episode, Tré walks through the financial decisions every tea...
19 Des 202534min
Ep. 29 | Stop Guessing: The Employee's Guide to Financial Order of Operations
Send us Fan Mail Most employees guess their way through financial decisions. That leads to debt, missed opportunities, and slow progress. In this episode, Tré lays out a clear, step-by-step plan for e...
12 Des 202529min
Ep. 28 | The Smart Path to Buying Into Your Firm
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Plain English Finance, host Tré Bynoe, CFP®, CIM®, breaks down the step-by-step plan for professionals thinking about buying into their firm — lawyers, engineers, a...
5 Des 202529min
Ep. 27 | Case Study: What Comes After “We’re On Track”?
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Plain English Finance, Tré Bynoe, CFP®, CIM® walks through a real-life case study (with names changed) to explore what happens when you’ve already “made it” — when ...
28 Nov 202538min
Ep. 26 | Investing Basics: Understanding Risk
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Plain English Finance, Tré Bynoe, CFP®, CIM® breaks down the foundations of smart investing. Joined by Sierra, he walks through the same conversation he has with ev...
21 Nov 202542min
Ep. 25 | The 4% Fallacy: Why Lazy Planning Hurts Clients
Send us Fan Mail Some financial planners still use the same flat “4% return” rate for every client’s retirement plan. Tré and Sierra explain why that’s not just inaccurate—it’s unprofessional. In this...
14 Nov 202545min
