A grounded student-debt story with clear tradeoffs.
Daniel Dickin's student-debt story works because it stays specific: he repaid roughly $32,000 overnight, then walks through how he managed it.

Kyle Prevost: Teacher, Personal Finance Blogger, Student Debt Expert | Justin Bouchard - Dean of Residence, Personal Finance Blogger, Entrepreneur
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Kyle Prevost and Justin Bouchard – authors of the critically acclaimed More Money for Beer and Textbooks – A Financial Guide for Today’s Canadian Student – take their act to podcast land so that they can further help today’s Canadian youth and their parents navigate the world of post-secondary education. Before Kyle and Justin became published authors and two of Canada’s leading personal finance bloggers they were just a couple young guys away from home trying to get through university without drowning in debt. Now they want to share their tips for how they managed to graduate debt-free and smoothly transition i...
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A grounded student-debt story with clear tradeoffs.
Daniel Dickin's student-debt story works because it stays specific: he repaid roughly $32,000 overnight, then walks through how he managed it.

Archived dissent, kept in circulation.

Curiosity-led learning, relationship by relationship.

Stephen Dubner tests bourbon economics, Alzheimer's research, and money advice against hard data.

Daily business news with Kai Ryssdal, tracking Fed policy, oil shocks, and private credit.

Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.

Kyle Prevost interviews Robert Brown about his book 'Wealthing Like Rabbits,' a humorous guide to Canadian personal finance and compound interest.
Kyle Prevost interviews John Robertson about his book on simple index investing for Canadians.
Daniel Dickin shares how he paid off $32,000 in student loans by saving extra OSAP funds, starting an RESP at 15, and working extensively through school.
Kyle and Justin interview Rob Nettleton about his experience at Algonquin College and the benefits of smaller post-secondary institutions in Canada.
Host Kyle Prevost interviews 26-year-old Robert Nettleton about his financial journey through college and university, highlighting his use of scholarships, bursaries, and part-time jobs.
Interview with Sean Cooper, a 29-year-old freelance writer who shares his journey to building substantial net worth and homeownership in Canada.
An interview with Janine Mitchell about student loans in Canada and strategies to reduce debt.
Hosts discuss how university students can prove their skills through blogging to stand out in a soft job market.
This episode explains Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) and how Canadian families can get free government money for post-secondary education.
Kyle Prevost and Justin Bouchard interview Rob Carrick about the financial challenges facing Canadian millennials.
Hosts Kyle Prevost and Justin Bouchard discuss tips for first-year students to survive and succeed in their first year of college or university.