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Money Mindset Mastery: Personal Finance and Wealth Building

Money Mindset Mastery: Personal Finance and Wealth Building

By: TvH Financial including Jim Lao Ryan Genoe Denis Bisson and Eric Petersen
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Summary

Money Mindset Mastery is a Canadian personal finance podcast hosted by financial professionals. We blend behavioral finance with practical cash‑flow planning so Canadians can budget better, crush debt, invest smarter, and optimize taxes under CRA rules. Episodes cover RRSP/TFSA/RRIF, CPP/OAS, pensions, annuities, decumulation, tax‑efficient withdrawals, RESP/FHSA, mortgages, retirement income planning, and insurance: life, disability, critical illness, long‑term care. #PersonalFinancePodcast #MoneyMindset #WealthBuilding #InvestingForBeginners #BudgetingTips #FinancialFreedom #DebtPayoffStrat2026 TvH Financial, including Jim Lao, Ryan Genoe, Denis Bisson and Eric Petersen Economics Personal Finance
Episodes
  • #113 | Pavillion - From Tax Pain to Capital Gain: How Flow‑Through Investing Works
    May 5 2026

    The episode explores tax strategies, flow-through funds, and their tax advantages. Dan Pembleton shares his expertise and insights on the history, investment portfolio, accessibility, and limitations of flow-through funds. Real-life examples of personal and corporate scenarios are discussed, highlighting the tax planning and alternative minimum tax implications. The conversation covers tax benefits and investments, RRSPs and flow-through shares, laddering and tax impact, and information and education. It delves into the complexities of tax benefits, investment risks, estate planning, and the benefits of laddering. The importance of educational tools, advisor consultation, and onboarding for investors is emphasized.

    Takeaways

    • Flow-through funds offer significant tax advantages
    • Investors should seek professional advice to determine eligibility and suitability for flow-through funds Understanding tax benefits and investment risks
    • Utilizing flow-through shares for estate planning
    • Importance of education and advisor consultation

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Introduction to Tax Strategies
    • 07:37 CRA Approval and Government Incentives
    • 12:49 Investment Portfolio and Company Selection
    • 20:41 Investment Holding and Tax Planning
    • 29:28 Tax Benefits and Investments
    • 36:01 RRSPs and Flow-Through Shares
    • 44:30 Laddering and Tax Impact
    • 50:55 Information and Education
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    45 mins
  • #112 | Smiles, Cash Flows, and Consolidation: The Case for Dental Investing
    Apr 20 2026

    The conversation with Kyle from New Look Dental covers the company's background, investment thesis, and operational strategies. It delves into the dental industry's unique characteristics, the concept of dental roll-ups, and the impact of the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). The discussion also explores the value creation process, the importance of clustering, and the balance between operational improvements and multiple growth. Additionally, it addresses the human side of the business, focusing on patient care and the dentist's experience. The conversation covers the challenges of integrating a new clinic, the role of New Look in clinic integration, the impact of technology, the risks and returns of investing in dental practices, and the unique value proposition of New Look Dental.

    Takeaways

    • Dental industry's recession resilience
    • Value creation through operational improvements and multiple growth Clinic integration challenges
    • Role of New Look in clinic integration
    • Impact of technology in dental practices
    • Risks and returns of investing in dental practices
    • Unique value proposition of New Look Dental

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Balancing Efficiency and Patient Care
    • 38:37 Risks and Returns of Investing in Dental Practices
    • 46:33 Impact of Technology in Dental Practices
    • 52:07 Unique Value Proposition of New Look Dental
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    55 mins
  • #111 | Why So Many Canadians Feel Broke—Even With a Good Income (And How to Regain Control in 2026)
    Apr 14 2026

    Most Canadians with good incomes are feeling broke—and the root causes might surprise you. Despite earning over $100,000 a year, many are struggling financially because of habits, complacency, and unpredictable expenses. In this eye-opening episode of the Money Mindset Mastery Podcast, Jim, Ryan, and Denis peel back the curtain on why "living paycheck to paycheck" isn't just a low-income problem anymore—it's an epidemic across all income levels.Ryan, a seasoned cashflow coach, joins us to reveal how even high earners unknowingly sabotage their financial stability through poor habits like lifestyle creep, untracked spending, and ignoring the real cost of debt.

    You'll discover concrete tactics to break the cycle, including the power of consolidating high-interest debt into manageable mortgages, mastering behavioral spending triggers, and creating a simple cash flow plan that works in the real world—without deprivation.

    We break down surprising stats—like 85% of Canadians living paycheck to paycheck—and explore how inflation, rising interest rates, and the pressure to keep up with social media's highlight reel are fueling financial stress for even the most financially savvy. Plus, learn how habits formed during COVID, skyrocketing mortgage renewals, and lifestyle upgrades are creating a perfect storm of financial pressure.

    This episode is essential listening for anyone feeling overwhelmed by expenses, worried about future debt, or unsure where their money is really going. Whether you're a high earner or just want to avoid financial stress, you'll walk away with actionable steps to take control, strengthen your financial habits, and start sleeping better at night.Ryan Genoe is a certified cashflow coach and financial strategist, known for helping clients create behavioral change around money and build sustainable financial plans. His insights on debt consolidation, spending habits, and behavioral triggers can genuinely transform your financial future.

    If you're ready to stop feeling broke despite a good income, tune in now. This is the wake-up call you can't afford to miss—your future self will thank you.

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    54 mins
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