International women's day is upon us, as is International Women's Month.  Instead of focusing on the statistics of how women are facing challenges in finance, we wanted to celebrate successful women in finance.  We discuss a 74 year old grandmother exposing scammers, one massively successful entrepreneurial woman in finance Robin Da Vinci, three female CEO's of large publicly traded companies, and how studies are showing women are better stock market investors than men.  It's a fun podcast with a lot to discus, let's get started!

To learn about and follow Robin Da Vinci and successful entrepreneur www.robindavinci.com

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The CEO's fetured were Sue Ozdemir of EXRO Technologies, Hamutal Yitzhak of Else Nutrition, and Dr Lisa Crossley of Reliq Health Technologies.

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Articles Used in the Podcast

Test Your Knowledge of Fraud - CRA Fraud Quiz

https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/competition-bureau-canada/en/fraud-and-scams/tips-and-advice/test-your-knowledge-fraud

Canada Grandma Helps Stop Fraud Scam Targeting Seniors

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64828607

The Most Likely Target of Fraud Scams aren’t Who You Would Think

https://financialpost.com/executive/executive-summary/most-likely-financial-scam-victims

4 in 5 Canadian Women See More Opportunity Than Ever in Owning Their Own Business, Despite Challenges: GoDaddy Survey

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/4-5-canadian-women-see-141000781.html

Canadian Money Matters is a personal finance podcast discussing:

✅ The Canadian economy

✅ The Canadian stock market the TSX

✅ Personal finance for Canadians

✅ Investing for beginners in Canada

✅ Saving Money for Canadians

Canadian Money Matters is dedicated to the following:

✅ Increasing financial education and financial literacy of Canadians

✅ Getting more Canadians taking control of their finances

✅ Having fun in the stock market while learning how to direct invest.

Cheers.

Cameron and Jenny Email us at: commonsenseinvestingcanada@gmail.com

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