Borrowell AM 980 Radio Interview

Borrowell AM 980 Main Street Interview

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Tue Oct 04 2016

Call to the Bullpen - AL Wildcard 2016

The Media Disruptors: http://www.canadalandshow.com/podcast/the-media-disruptors/

Borrowell On CANADALAND

Borrowell on credit card debt & mental health- Vancouver's 980 CKNW

Borrowell co-founder Eva Wong explains why Canadians why the holiday shopping season is an emotionally (and financially) difficult time for Canadians with credit card debt.

Borrowell on AM 980 morning show (starts at 9:40)

Borrowell talks Christmas savings on Regina's AM 980 morning show (starts at 14:15)

Borrowell's Eva Wong tells the morning show listeners how to protect their credit during Christmas!

Interview with NewsTalk 1290 CJBK in London

Renting is not throwing your money away, and home ownership isn't something everyone has to aspire to. Alex Avery, author of The Wealthy Renter and seasoned financial analyst, shares his insight into why there is a misconception about the benefits of owning a home and why renting might actually make you richer. Long description: To kick off season 4 of the Mo' Money Podcast, I chat with a very special guest about one of my favourite topics — homeownership. Alex Avery, the author of The Wealthy Renter, and I chat about the upside of renting and how homeownership isn't for everyone and doesn't have to be. I've been an advocate for renting for a while, having been a renter myself for close to 6 years. It was the only way my husband and I could afford to live and work in downtown Vancouver and Toronto. If we tried to avoid renting and bought something right away, we'd either be forced to move an hour away or would be chained to a huge mortgage for 20+ years. Instead, we chose to rent and save up our money so one day we could afford to buy without becoming house poor (which we did this past August). These are some of the points Alex touches on in his book too. The idea that renting is the equivalent to throwing your money away is outdated and unfounded. Renting can actually mean more flexibility in your life and more space to save more money so you are richer in the end. For more podcast episodes, check out the podcast page. Show notes: jessicamoorhouse.com/81

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