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DIY Wealth Canada Podcast

DIY Wealth Canada Podcast

By: Bob Lai and Nelson Smith
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Join hosts Bob Lai and Nelson Smith as they talk about wealth creation strategies, investing tips, and much, much more, all from a fiercely independent (and Canadian!) perspective.Bob Lai and Nelson Smith Economics Personal Finance
Episodes
  • Ep 9 - Overcomplicating Simple ETF Strategies
    Nov 10 2025

    This week Bob and Nelson tackle a big mistake we see investors do all the time -- when they take simple ETF portfolios and feel the need to tinker with them, and how the financial industry enables this by creating so many similar products. The result? Portfolios with overlap, extra fees, and just plain underperformance. A must-listen for any ETF investor.


    Make sure to give DIY Wealth Canada a follow so you never miss another episode, and check out both http://tawcan.com and http://CanadianDividendInvesting.com for more Bob and Nelson.

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    40 mins
  • Ep 8: Our Biggest Investing Mistakes
    Nov 3 2025

    This week's episode looks at some of the biggest mistakes both Bob and Nelson have made in their investing journeys. Nelson talks about his past as a (terrible) deep value investor, while Bob's biggest mistake was putting his hard-earned cash into high MER mutual funds. We go over those mistakes, plus many more.



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    49 mins
  • Ep 7: Hedging Your Consumption
    Oct 27 2025

    This week on the pod Nelson and Bob talk about the powerful concept of hedging your consumption -- the practice of investing in the things you consume. Examples might be buying shares in your telecom provider, local utility, or bank.


    But more importantly, such a strategy really helps mentally. Tune in to hear what we mean about that.

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    45 mins
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