On More Than Money, Dave Popowich and Rob Gerrie talk to Dr. James Talbot about why Albertans now have to pay for COVID-19 shots and what it means for seniors. Then, Patrice Lindo explores how retirees can use AI to turn experience into purposeful side gigs and how AI is changing retirement planning. We discuss the risks, rewards, and why having a financial advisor for retirement still matters.

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Faisal and Leanna dig into a major blind spot in many retirement plans: health care. From out-of-pocket medical costs to the rising need for long-term care, they explain why planning for your health is just as important as planning for your wealth.

Then, Tegan Hill from the Fraser Institute joins to unpack Alberta’s pension proposal, the potential $334 billion transfer, and how it could impact your retirement income. Whether you support it or not, this is a debate every Albertan retiree should be watching.

Next, economist Moshe Lander explains how Canada has stayed resilient amid rising tariffs and global trade tensions and what retirees need to know about how it affects your investments, household costs, and financial plan.

To wrap up, Faisal and Leanna tackle the questions they hear most often: Can I afford to retire? What happens if things don’t go as planned? They share personal insights and real-world scenarios to help you navigate uncertainty with confidence.

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Join us for a special "Best of" episode of More Than Money, we talk to Ofer Niv, a transformational healer and guide, reveals how retirees can clear blocks and unlock more purpose, vitality, and joy. Then, Longtime journalist and SAIT educator Laura Knop-Wright joins us to explore how to tell news from noise and why retirees need to think critically before reacting to headlines.

Also, we discuss retirement planning process, goals for plan, common questions from retirees and carrying a mortgage into retirement.

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On More Than Money, Dave Popowich and Rob Gerrie talk to Todd Boss, contributor to Forbes, about the growing popularity of pickleball among older adults and how staying active later in life can bring purpose, community, and better health in retirement. Then, Phil Soper, CEO of Royal LePage, breaks down why more Canadians are retiring with a mortgage and how that impacts long-term financial planning, cash flow, and housing decisions.From managing debt and investment portfolios to building an active lifestyle after 60, this episode explores how retirement is evolving—and how you can stay ahead of the game.

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On this week's Episode:

Is 70 the new 65? Dave opens up about how aging has redefined his goals, mindset, and approach to life—don’t miss this powerful conversation.

Bad Assets = Bad Retirement

Andrew McCreath, Founder and CEO of Forge First Asset Management, is worried that bad assets are putting your retirement at risk. Tune in to learn how to take control of these assets before they take control of you.

Thriving in Retirement, Even After the Honeymoon Phase

Cyn Meyer, a Retirement Coach opens up about what happens a few months into retirement when the reality sets in and it's time to face your purpose. She shares practical advice and steps you can take to rewire your habits.

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Faisal and Rob explain what “tariff numbness” means for Canadians nearing retirement, including the hidden risks of forced retirement and stalled trade deals. Erin Bury from Willful joins to share how entrepreneurs can build better estate plans, and Dr. Mike Moffatt weighs in on how smart downsizing could help seniors and fix Canada’s housing crunch. Plus, Faisal and Rob unpack the risks of relying on market averages, the emotional impact of volatility, and why a real strategy, not just a rate of return, is essential for retirement success.

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How Lifestyle Medicine Can Help You Thrive in Retirement

Dr. Jennie Ding shares how lifestyle medicine can support better gut health, energy, and longevity using science-backed habits that help you thrive through retirement and beyond.

Where Are Canadians Going Instead of the U.S. This Summer?

Travel expert Lesley Keyter shares why more Canadians are avoiding the U.S. this summer and exploring hidden gems closer to home. Plus some extra tips for planning your next getaway.

Are You Counting on an Inheritance? Your Kids Might Be Too

What’s putting inheritances at risk? Gary Teelucksingh from the Money Wise Institute shares new research on rising living costs, broken expectations, and how families can start the right conversations.

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From misinformation to media fatigue, today’s news cycle can overwhelm even the most informed. Longtime journalist and SAIT educator Laura Knop-Wright joins us to explore how to tell news from noise and why retirees need to think critically before reacting to headlines.

What does a wave of potential Alberta referendums mean for your voice and your wallet? Political scientist Lori Williams unpacks the Alberta Next panel, plus weighs in on Canada’s $150B annual NATO spending pledge and how it could affect taxpayers in the years ahead.

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