616 - The Financial Impact of a Crisis - Building Resilience

616 - The Financial Impact of a Crisis - Building Resilience

Author: Doug Hoyes June 20, 2026 Duration: 30:41

Learn how to survive a financial crisis by building resilience and strengthening your personal finance foundation. This conversation provides practical steps to prepare for economic instability. We discuss the core principles of protecting your assets and maintaining stability during uncertain times. Whether you are concerned about market volatility or personal budget security, this discussion offers a clear perspective on how to build financial resilience effectively. We break down the mindset and tactical adjustments necessary to weather a storm. Implementing these money management strategies can help you maintain control over your future. We examine why proactive planning is the most effective tool for financial crisis survival and how to adjust your habits before trouble starts. Subscribe for weekly personal finance tips and comment below with your biggest worry regarding the current economy.

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Doug Hoyes sits down each week with a different specialist to untangle the complicated feelings and hard numbers around owing money. The conversations in Debt Free in 30 move beyond simple scare tactics or dry theory, focusing instead on actionable strategies for managing debt, rebuilding savings, and making informed investing choices. You’ll hear from trustees, financial planners, and counselors who explain concepts in plain language, stripping away the industry jargon that often leaves people feeling overwhelmed. Whether it’s navigating a consumer proposal, understanding credit scores, or starting to invest with a tight budget, this podcast provides a clear-eyed look at the steps toward financial stability. Doug’s approach is grounded and pragmatic, reflecting his deep expertise in the field, making each episode feel like a direct consultation with a knowledgeable guide. Tuning in regularly offers a consistent source of demystified advice, turning what can be a stressful topic into a manageable process. It’s that blend of expert insight and relatable conversation that defines this particular personal finance podcast.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 50

Debt Free in 30
Podcast Episodes
599 – What Happens When You Can't Afford to Stay in Your Home? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 30:46
Owning a home is supposed to bring stability, but for many Canadian households, the numbers are getting harder to manage. Mortgage renewals at higher rates, unexpected repairs, and rising day-to-day costs can quietly shi…
596 – What To Do First When You're Behind On Bills [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 30:55
Behind on bills and not sure where to start? If money is tight and payments are stacking up, this episode gives you a clear starting point. Doug Hoyes and Licensed Insolvency Trustee Maureen Parent break down what to pri…
594 – Why Even High-Income Earners Struggle with Debt [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 30:17
More and more high-income Canadians are finding themselves under financial pressure. Doug Hoyes and Ted Michalos examine the shift they are seeing firsthand and challenge some common assumptions about who struggles with…
590 – Will Your Investments Survive Serious Debt? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 29:52
If you're carrying serious debt but also have money in an RRSP, TFSA, or other investments, one of the biggest fears is this: Will I lose everything if I get help? Doug Hoyes and Ted Michalos, Licensed Insolvency Trustee…