Women's Wealth Canada

Building Your Financial Dream Team: Must-Have Advisors for Women

In this episode, host Glory Gray talks about the financial dream team every woman deserves. If you've ever felt like you're managing your finances solo — from taxes to retirement planning to estate documents — this episode is your reminder that you don’t have to do it all alone.

We’ll cover:

• Why trying to “DIY” your financial life might be holding you ...

Are you navigating life solo and wondering how to build lasting financial security — without a second income or a partner? This episode is for you.

Join Glory Gray, Financial Planner and Wealth Manager, as she dives into the unique realities of wealth planning for single women over 45 — whether you’re single by choice or by chance.

You’ll learn:

• The top 5 financial challenges single women face — and how to overcome them
• How to turn...

Hosted by Glory Gray of Glory Gray Wealth Solutions

Being named as an executor can feel overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to be.

In this episode, Glory speaks with Shelley Essery, Estate Specialist, about what every Canadian needs to know before and after a loved one passes away. Together they share insights that can save you time, stress, and unnecessary conflict when settling an estate.

You’ll learn:

• The first steps to take when...

In this episode of the Women’s Wealth Canada Podcast, host Glory Gray dives into the world of real estate with guest Puja Aggarwal, an expert in wealth building through property investment. Together, they explore how Canadian women can confidently navigate the ever-changing housing market, even in uncertain economic times. 

Puja shares practical strategies for getting started in real estate, building equity, and making smart investm...

In this episode of the Women’s Wealth Canada Podcast, host Glory Gray breaks down the key financial strategies for building wealth at every stage of life.

Glory explores the importance of establishing an emergency fund, avoiding high-interest debt, and developing smart savings habits. She shares actionable tips for setting financial goals in your 30s, balancing retirement and education savings in your 40s, and preparing for a secure...

In this episode of the Women’s Wealth Canada Podcast, host Glory Gray explores how patience and diversification can strengthen your financial future.

Glory explains how money is always in motion, debunks myths about diversification, and shares how institutional investors strategically buy during downturns. She also tackles the common question: should you pay down your mortgage or invest?

Packed with practical insights, this episode w...

In this episode of the Women’s Wealth Canada Podcast, host Glory Gray breaks down 5 Steps to Protect Your Retirement Savings from Inflation, helping you safeguard your financial future in uncertain times.

Drawing from her extensive expertise, Glory simplifies the complexities of inflation and its impact on your savings. She shares practical strategies to adjust your spending, optimize your investments, and maintain financial stabili...

In this episode of the Women’s Wealth Canada Podcast, host Glory Gray reveals How to Invest With Confidence: Five Secrets to help you take charge of your financial future. Drawing from decades of experience and lessons learned, Glory demystifies the world of investing and provides actionable advice to build your confidence, no matter where you are on your financial journey.

From understanding the importance of an emergency fund to l...

In this episode of the Women’s Wealth Canada Podcast, host Glory Gray shares her personal journey of planning early retirement for her husband, Squatch, using the same strategies she applies with her clients. From assessing household expenses to leveraging RRSPs and mindful saving, Glory breaks down the practical steps that made early retirement a reality.

Then, she dives into the 10 Must-Know Answers to Your RRSP Questions, offerin...

In this episode of the Women’s Wealth Canada Podcast, host Glory Gray welcomes certified retirement coach Anna Harvey for an insightful discussion on the often-overlooked emotional and social aspects of retirement. While financial planning is critical, many women are unprepared for the mental and emotional transitions that come with leaving their careers.

Anna shares the top five hidden benefits that careers provide—structure, statu...

Welcome to the Women's Wealth Canada Podcast, hosted by Glory Gray. 

In this insightful episode, we delve into the inspiring story of Pam, a determined woman who turned her late start in retirement saving into a success story. If you’re feeling behind in your retirement planning, this episode is for you.

Episode Highlights:

• Meet Pam, a former sales and marketing professional who faced financial uncertainties after a...

In this insightful episode of the Women's Wealth Canada Podcast, host Glory Gray sits down with Sandy Pollack, an esteemed estate planner and family business advisor, to discuss the vital importance of leaving a legacy that benefits future generations rather than creating a burden. Sandy, author of "Don't Leave a Mess: How to Disaster Proof Your Family Legacy," shares her expertise on navigating the complexities...

Hosted by Glory Gray of Glory Gray Wealth Solutions

We’ve all heard about the gender pay gap, but what about the gender wealth gap?

This episode explores how gender equality (or inequality) directly affects your financial future as a Canadian woman.

Glory is joined by Antonia Medeiros, an expert in women’s empowerment and leadership, to unpack the numbers behind the issue and share practical steps you can take to strengthen your own f...

Too many Canadians don’t have a financial plan. That’s what a recent FP Canada report found. 

Only 25 per cent of Canadians are working with a financial advisor and 30 per cent of those surveyed say they don't have a financial plan at all. 

Interestingly, younger people are more likely to say they don't have a financial plan but wish they did.

What caught my eye about this survey is that Canadians don’t even agree on what a ...

Each year, I like to begin by talking about goals. And specifically about you and your financial goals.  Have you set them?  Are you making progress?  Do you have a plan?

Let's talk about 5 ways to recharge your financial goals this year.

What financial goals did you set for yourself last year? Which ones did you achieve and which are you still working on? Which ones do you need to work on first?

What goals no longer se...

Welcome to the Women's Wealth Canada podcast, where we discuss everything related to government retirement benefits in Canada. In this episode, Glory Gray discusses everything you need to know about the Canadian Pension Plan or CPP, Old Age Security or OAS, and the Guaranteed Income Supplement or GIS.

In this episode, she will give an overview of both CPP and OAS, including how they are funded, what the maximum benefi...

This week on the Women's Wealth Canada Podcast, we are talking about How to Plan for Changes in your Health and Lifestyle in Retirement. 

As you make plans for retirement, it's important to remember that your health and lifestyle needs may change over time. 

One of the first things you'll need to do is to prepare a financial plan when meeting with a financial planner. This will give you an idea of your cash f...

In this episode of the Women's Wealth Canada Podcast, we sit down with Jennifer Leach Sandford, a lawyer specializing in wills and estates. Jennifer shares valuable insight into the importance of having a will in place and when is the best time to prepare one, especially if you have a health diagnosis that may lead to progressive illness.

We also delve into the differences between a will, power of attorney, and healthcare direc...

Welcome to "Simple Estate Planning for Everyone," where we break down the complexities of estate planning so that everyone can understand and take control of their future.

Our guest Jennifer explains that a will is a document expressing an individual's wishes about what happens to their assets after their death, and it can be changed as long as the person has the capacity to make rational decisions. We also ...