Sara Makes Sense

Your financial plan should be understandable, recognizable, and relatable. It shouldn't be complex or confusing to you. Sara McCullough is clear & concise in SARA MAKES SENSE, the financial planning podcast.

Sara Makes Sense is a business podcast hosted by Sara McCullough, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sara McCullough hosts Sara Makes Sense, a business show with 25 episodes published.

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  Episode #1

  Introducing I've Heard Worse

  Jul 10, 202512 minS1

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>Hello!</p><p>In the time since the last Sara Makes Sense, a lot has happened.  In my business, in your financials, in the global space that we share.</p><p>My new podcast, I've Heard Worse, focuses on how and why you would develop a financial plan.  I talk about the situations clients have faced, conversations I've had, why I plan the way I do and how to make confident decisions in your own best interest.</p><p>Listen to the first episode here, then hop over to the I've Heard Worse fe...

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  Sara Makes Sense

  What if I need care?

  Feb 27, 202356 minS0

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>This is a wide-ranging conversation with Paul McIntyre Royston, CEO of the Grand River Hospital Foundation.  We talk about that specific foundation does, what governments in Canada pay for and what they don't when it comes to health care, what the term 'health care' encompasses.<br/><br/>The conversation also moves into what could it mean if we were contributing to a stronger health care system for everyone?  That securing our own potential, future, maybe- health needs might be done by giving to build a stronger system today.  For everyone.  What if we, as d...

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  How to manage your money well

  Jan 30, 202338 minS0

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>How do you untangle your money when you've tried and failed before?  When you can't figure out what's going where and so many things are out of your control?<br/><br/>In this episode of Sara makes Sense, I talk about how to talk about your money, including specific steps to take to figure out what's going where, how to control what you can and how to work with the things you can't.<br/><br/>I use the example of Season 2 of this podcast- it didn't go the way I wanted, it felt l...

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  How to save for post-secondary education

  May 9, 202239 minS0

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode, listen to how to save for your child's education using a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP).  <br/><br/>I talk about how to set up an RESP,  what happens when you deposit money, what does the (federal) government grant look like, what are the tax implications of your deposits.  I also talk about investment considerations, when joint ownership of the account makes sense and when it doesn't and the planning considerations that I talk to clients about as they are making deposits to their RESP.<br/><br/>Next episode- How to...

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  Episode #3

  How to manage your money once you have a baby

  Apr 11, 202235 minS2

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>Worried about how to manage your day-to-day money with a baby on the way?  Trying to figure out how to figure it out now that baby is here?<br/><br/>This episode of Sara makes Sense covers what facts to pay attention to, how to sort out how much money you've already spent and how much you have left to make choices on.<br/><br/>Have a question that you'd like Sara to answer in a future episode?  Email ask@saramakessense.ca<br/><br/>Additional resources:<br/><br/>Maternity/Paternity leave benefits  in Can...

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