Barton Goth's guest appearances

Barton Goth

Debt Free in 30

Robert Brown

Ian Penney

Tom Cooper

Vanessa Benedict

Donald Trump

Melissa Leong

Sean Cooper

David Barnett

Ted Michalos

Nicole Olsen

Ron Butler

Jason Heath

Jessica Moorhouse

Richard Moxley

Daniel Venoit

OwlTail

Today’s guest is Barton Goth, a bankruptcy trustee from Alberta who tells us that even in an economy booming due to the oil industry, personal debt is still a big problem. Barton explains how even highly paid oil patch workers can get into debt problems, and he offers some practical solutions for becoming debt free. Barton discusses consumer proposals, a legislated debt settlement option that is now more popular than bankruptcy in both Alberta and Ontario.   In the bonus podcast only segment Barton discusses other differences between Alberta and the rest of the country, and offers additional practical advice.

Today’s guest is Barton Goth, a bankruptcy trustee from Alberta who tells us that even in an economy booming due to the oil industry, personal debt is still a big problem. Barton explains how even highly paid oil patch workers can get into debt problems, and he offers some practical solutions for becoming debt free. Barton discusses consumer proposals, a legislated debt settlement option that is now more popular than bankruptcy in both Alberta and Ontario. In the bonus podcast only segment Barton discusses other differences between Alberta and the rest of the country, and offers additional practical advice.

12 – Challenges of Managing Money in a Booming Economy – Barton Goth

Mike Davies

On today’s show we have three guests.  Mike Davies is a financial planners with IPC Investment Corporation in Brantford, and he explains the RESP rules, including how much you can contribute. In the second segment Barton Goth, a bankruptcy trustee based in Edmonton, Alberta, explains what happens to an RESP if you go bankrupt.  Alberta has different rules than Ontario, and we discuss the differences.   In the bonus segment Ted Michalos, co-founder of Hoyes Michalos, gives his opinion on how the federal government should change the rules to make the RESP rules consistent across Canada.

On today’s show we have three guests.  Mike Davies is a financial planners with IPC Investment Corporation in Brantford, and he explains the RESP rules, including how much you can contribute. In the second segment Barton Goth, a bankruptcy trustee based in Edmonton, Alberta, explains what happens to an RESP if you go bankrupt.  Alberta has different rules than Ontario, and we discuss the differences. In the bonus segment Ted Michalos, co-founder of Hoyes Michalos, gives his opinion on how the federal government should change the rules to make the RESP rules consistent across Canada.

6 – RESPs and Debt – Mike Davies, Barton Goth, Ted Michalos