Preet Banerjee
Preet Banerjee, B.Sc, FMA, DMS, FCSI, was originally trained as a neuroscientist at UofT before joining the financial services sector. Previously an advisor in both the MFDA and IIROC channels, he is now the host of Million Dollar Neighbourhood on
The Oprah Winfrey Network Canada and a personal finance columnist for The Globe and Mail.
He is the writer behind the sometimes controversial blog WhereDoesAllMyMoneyGo.com, which was ranked Best of the Money Blogs by readers of
The Globe and Mail in 2010. He is also the author of the book RRSPs: The Definitive Guide to Registered Retirement Savings Plans.
Follow Preet on Twitter @preetbanerjee.
Caroline Cakebread
Caroline Cakebread writes a regular personal finance blog for Chatelaine and is the editor of Canadian Investment Review. She is also the author of several research papers on financial literacy and investor education and is currently writing a book on the asset-backed commercial paper crisis for University of Toronto Press (forthcoming 2012).
She received her MA and PhD from the University of Birmingham in the U.K., has taught both undergraduate and graduate students and has published numerous articles and essays on Shakespeare, education, and women’s issues.
Follow Caroline on Twitter @ccakebread.
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick has been a personal finance columnist for The Globe and Mail for 14 years and has been writing about investing, business and economics for more than two decades.
Rob is the author of the book How Not to Move Back In With Your Parents: The Young Person’s Complete Guide to Financial Empowerment. He is also the author of Rob Carrick’s Guide to What’s Good, Bad and Downright Awful in Canadian Investments Today, and several other books. Rob has a BA in political science from York University, an honours BA in journalism from Carleton University and is a graduate of the Canadian Securities Course.
He lives in Ottawa with his wife and two sons.
Alison Griffiths
Alison Griffiths is an award-winning financial journalist, bestselling author and experienced broadcaster. She brings to her work a formidable array of skills including a background in economics, investigative research and financial writing.
In addition to columns in the Metro newspapers and for MSN.ca, Griffiths is a frequent guest on radio and television. Her most recent book, Count on Yourself: Take Charge of Your Money (2012) has been a national bestseller. She has hosted the acclaimed TV show Maxed Out for the W Network and Dollars and Sense for Viva, which dealt with all aspects of money, from its impact on relationships to issues of debt and investing.
Follow Alison on Twitter @alisononmoney.
Denis Grignon
An award-winning journalist and former radio reporter, Denis’ work is still featured regularly on CBC National Radio and in various publications, including The Toronto Star. It’s these skills that earned him the position of head writer for several national awards shows, such as the Geminis.
In 2010, Denis was recruited by comedian
James Cunningham to join his Funny Money Team. The multi-award winning program travels across Canada providing unbiased financial information to help high school students understand and manage their current financial affairs, and those they will face after graduation. Denis has even performed on the other side of the planet – for Canadian Forces stationed in Afghanistan. Indeed, it is Denis’s ability to research his audiences and custom write material around them that has made his comedy a hit with lawyers to landscapers, public servants to farmers.
You can learn more about Denis by visiting www.denisgrignon.com.
