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Plain English Finance

Hosted by Tré Bynoe CFP®, CIM® · business · EN-CA

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About this Podcast:

The Plain English Finance podcast is hosted by Tré Bynoe CFP® CIM®, a financial planner with TCU Wealth Management and Aviso Wealth. While Tré specializes in working with families with more complicated finances, typically involving corporations and trusts, this podcast is for anyone wanting to learn how to make high-quality decisions based on evidence, to give themselves the highest likelihood of financial success. You should always consult with your financial, legal, and tax advisors before making changes. This podcast is provided as a general source of information and should not be considered personal investment advice or solicitation to buy or sell any securities. The views expressed are those of the individual and are not necessarily those of Aviso Financial Inc. Mutual funds and other securities are offered through Aviso Wealth, a division of Aviso Financial Inc.

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Questions about Plain English Finance

What is Plain English Finance about?

The Plain English Finance podcast is hosted by Tré Bynoe CFP® CIM®, a financial planner with TCU Wealth Management and Aviso Wealth.

Who hosts Plain English Finance?

Plain English Finance is hosted by Tré Bynoe CFP®, CIM®. The show has published 74 episodes to date.

What has Plain English Finance covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Bonds Explained: Why Interest Rates Change Their Value | Ep. 73" (23 October 2026, 24 minutes), "Are Bonds as Safe as We Think? Q3 Review | Ep. 72" (16 October 2026, 9 minutes), and "Risk Tolerance vs Risk Capacity: What’s the Difference? | Ep. 70" (2 October 2026, 22 minutes).

How often does Plain English Finance publish?

Plain English Finance publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 74 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Plain English Finance?

Booking probability for Plain English Finance is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Plain English Finance requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Plain English Finance's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Plain English Finance?

The strongest fits for Plain English Finance are Investing & Wealth Management. Plain English Finance has a business audience.

About the host

Tré Bynoe CFP®, CIM® hosts Plain English Finance, a business podcast with 74 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #73

    Bonds Explained: Why Interest Rates Change Their Value | Ep. 73

    Oct 23, 202624 min

    Send us Fan Mail Why do bond prices change when interest rates rise or fall? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast, Tré and Sierra explore one of the most fundamental concepts in investing: how bonds...

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    Are Bonds as Safe as We Think? Q3 Review | Ep. 72

    Oct 16, 20269 min

    Send us Fan Mail How much fixed income should you hold? A financial planner based in Saskatoon reviews Q3 performance and what the data means for your retirement investing strategy. The third quarter brought unique...

  • Episode #70

    Risk Tolerance vs Risk Capacity: What’s the Difference? | Ep. 70

    Oct 2, 202622 min

    Send us Fan Mail How much investment risk can you really handle? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast, Tré and Sierra go through a risk tolerance questionnaire together and use it as a way to talk about...

  • Episode #69

    Why You Might Not Be The Right Client For Me | Ep. 69

    Sep 25, 202644 min

    Send us Fan Mail How do you know if a financial planner is actually the right fit for you? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast, Tré and Sierra talk through what it is like to work with Tré, who he does...

  • Episode #68

    The Truth About Cash Hoarding: It’s Costing You More Than You Think | Ep. 68

    Sep 18, 202622 min

    Send us Fan Mail Cash feels safe, but too much cash can become a problem. In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Tré and Sierra discuss why successful savers often end up hoarding cash in savings...

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  • Episode #67

    Are You Contributing to Your RRSP for the Wrong Reasons? | Ep. 67

    Sep 11, 202620 min

    Send us Fan Mail Should you contribute to your RRSP just because tax season is coming? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Tré and Sierra discuss how to think about RRSP contributions more...

  • Episode #64

    Why You Can’t Stop Fighting About Money (And How To Fix It) | Ep. 64

    Aug 21, 202622 min

    Send us Fan Mail Why do couples keep having the same money arguments? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Sierra and Tré talk about the money conversations couples avoid and why many financial...

  • Episode #63

    Do Financial Planners Judge Your Money Decisions? | Ep. 63

    Aug 14, 202639 min

    Send us Fan Mail What is it actually like to be married to a financial planner? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Sierra and Tré talk about the pros, cons, myths, and awkward social dynamics that...

  • Episode #62

    The Default Retirement Decisions Most People Get Wrong | Ep. 62

    Aug 7, 202618 min

    Send us Fan Mail What retirement decisions should you make if you don't know where to start? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Tré and Sierra discuss a “default decision” framework for retirement...

  • Episode #61

    Don’t Hire an Advisor Without Asking This | Ep. 61

    Jul 31, 202621 min

    Send us Fan Mail Does your financial advisor have a clear investment philosophy? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Tré and Sierra discuss why your investment strategy should not be treated as a...

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    BONUS: The Market Won’t Wait Until You Feel Better | Q2 2026 Review

    Jul 24, 20267 min

    Send us Fan Mail Markets do not wait until investors feel comfortable again. In this Q2 2026 market review , Tré Bynoe, CFP®, CIM®, looks at what happened across Canadian stocks, U.S. stocks, international stocks and...

  • Episode #60

    Your Password Isn’t Enough Anymore | Ep. 60

    Jul 17, 202616 min

    Send us Fan Mail Does it feel like staying safe online is getting harder? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Tré and Sierra talk about one simple digital safety step that more people need to...

  • Episode #59

    3 Warning Signs Your Corporate Wealth Plan Isn’t Working | Ep. 59

    Jul 10, 202621 min

    Send us Fan Mail How do you know if the way you are managing wealth inside your corporation is actually working? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Tré and Sierra discuss three warning signs that a...

  • Episode #58

    Should You Use Your TFSA to Buy a House? | Ep. 58

    Jul 2, 202617 min

    Send us Fan Mail Should you use your TFSA to buy a home, or leave it invested and use a different strategy? In this episode of the Plain English Finance Podcast , Tré and Sierra work through a real planning puzzle...

  • Episode #56

    Send This to Someone Who Needs to Start Investing | Ep. 56

    Jun 19, 202627 min

    Send us Fan Mail Do you know someone who keeps saying they’ll start investing “later”? This episode is for the person who knows investing is important but feels overwhelmed by where to begin. Tré and Sierra talk through...

  • Plain English Finance

    RRSPs Aren’t a Scam, But This Mistake Is Costly | Ep. 55

    Jun 12, 202632 min

    Send us Fan Mail RRSPs are not a scam, but using one without a withdrawal plan can create an avoidable tax problem. In this episode, we explain when RRSP contributions help, when they don't, and why retirement...

  • Episode #53

    Are You Paying Too Much to Invest? | Ep. 53

    May 29, 20261h 4m

    Send us Fan Mail Paying more for investing does not automatically mean you are getting better advice, better products, or better returns. In this episode, Tre breaks down what Canadians should understand about...

  • Episode #52

    Conversations on Money, Values, and Parenthood | Ep. 52

    May 22, 202625 min

    Send us Fan Mail What changes when a financial planner becomes a parent? More than you think—and less than you might expect. In this episode, Tre shares the practical money moves he made after having a child, from...

  • Episode #51

    Too Good to Be True? Investment Red Flags Explained | Ep. 51

    May 15, 202628 min

    Send us Fan Mail Have you ever looked at an investment and wondered if it was too good to be true? In this episode, we walk through the red flags that can show up in private investments, real estate deals, mortgage...

  • Episode #50

    Why Smart People Make Bad Money Decisions | Ep. 50

    May 8, 202657 min

    Send us Fan Mail Your calm self is not always a good judge of what your stressed self will do. In this episode, we talk about why smart people still make poor financial decisions under pressure. What I cover: Why good...

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