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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
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  • Ep 20 - You Ask, We Answer
    Feb 9 2026

    This week on the pod Bob and Nelson reach into the mailbag and answer your questions. We cover such things as whether Telus can maintain that generous dividend, how to invest cash you might need 12 months from now, and we tackle the question that we both get the most, by far.

    Leave a comment to ask a question we'll use for our next Ask Us Anything episode.

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    48 mins
  • Ep 19 - Worst Financial Advice
    Feb 2 2026

    Both Bob and Nelson are lucky that we've gotten a lot of good financial advice from trusted people right when it was needed most. But we've also gotten a fair bit of advice that's downright terrible.

    This week's episode talks about the worst of the worst as we go over some of the most damaging advice we've ever been given.

    The most interesting part is that one man's bad financial advice is often helpful for others...

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    37 mins
  • Ep 18 - Home Country Bias
    Jan 26 2026

    "You can't have the majority of your portfolio in Canadian stocks. Don't you know that Canada is only 3% of the world's market?!?!?"


    This week on the pod Bob and Nelson tackle this question from a more contrarian perspective. We argue that the TSX is actually much more diversified than it first appears, and that some of the advantages to concentrating in one country outweigh some of the disadvantages.


    Agree with us? Think we're crazy? Let us know on the Twitter. Find Bob here, and Nelson is here.

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    52 mins
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