
Jess and Colleen discuss financial strategies after maxing out tax-advantaged accounts while balancing summer expenses and adventures.
Jess and Colleen discuss balancing summer adventures with finances, praising Jess’s discipline after a big Africa trip and her plan to do mostly local activities in Yukon, with only a short, costly trip to Haines, Alaska, while saving vacation money for winter travel. They compare this delayed-gratification approach with the other host’s summer expenses for children, including costly camps ($400–$600 per child per week) and $1,500 in activity fees, noting the childcare challenges for working parents. They share listener comments about the podcast’s global reach and Canadian focus, then answer a question from Kelsey about what to do after maxing TFSA, RRSP, and FHSA: pay down high-interest debt, invest in a non-registered personal account (taxed on sale via capital gains), optionally adjust payroll taxes via TD1, consider real estate or REITs, RESPs for kids, and potentially private equity with higher minimums. They plan a future FHSA episode. 00:00 Welcome to TGIF 00:34 Summer Spending Choices 03:12 Kids and Camp Costs 06:33 Listener Love and Reach 08:12 Maxed Accounts Next Steps 09:14 Non Registered Investing Taxes 11:24 FHSA Explained Briefly 12:07 Real Estate and RESP Options…
Hosts: Jess, Colleen
Organizations: TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, REITs, RESPs, private equity
Places: Africa, Yukon, Haines, Alaska
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