Tandia Talks Money

Tandia Talks Money

Do the words banking, finance, and money set off alarm bells when you hear them? Are you yawning just thinking about budgeting and investing? Tandia Financial Credit Union is here to make banking more relatable by breaking down the barriers and stigmas surrounding money. Start your week off strong with your new banking BFF, Carla Ricci, who is coming to you every Monday from the credit union world where major financial decisions are as unique as you are. Talking about money doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In fact — it can be fun, approachable, and empowering. "Boring" is not part of this podcast's vocabulary, with a variety of topics you'll be sure to relate to including payday routines, the power of saying no, and building a financial road map. Tandia is committed to fostering a community through offering financial wellness programs and treats its members as if they were a neighbour. Perhaps it’s time to pass on the overpriced avocado toast (well, sometimes at least) and start a new kind of banking journey with Tandia.  Visit tandia.com for more information.

  1. MAY 12

    The Mother Load: Carrying the Mental & Financial Weight

    Mother’s Day just passed, and while we loved the sweet cards and breakfast in bed (burnt toast and all), there’s something we don’t talk about enough—our relationship with money. In this episode, we’re getting honest about what it’s really like to manage money as a mom. From the lessons we absorbed as kids to the juggling act we pull off every day—this one’s for the moms doing their best with what they’ve got (and making it stretch like magic). I consider myself a bit of an expert on this topic because, well… I’m a mom. And every day I’m figuring out how to raise good humans, build a stable future, and not lose my mind while doing it. Here’s what we cover: The money mindset we inherited (and how we’re unlearning it) The emotional side of finances and mom guilt Real talk about budgeting, sacrifice, and celebrating small wins Simple ways to talk to our kids about money (without the awkwardness) Why showing up and being real is more valuable than anything money can buy And stick around for an encouraging message at the end—because you deserve it. Quote to Remember:“Our kids aren’t watching how much we spend—they’re watching how we handle things. That’s the real legacy.” Connect With Us:If you’re looking for real-life financial support, resources, or just someone who gets it—we’re here for you. Visit tandia.com to connect with us, explore tools that make life a little easier, and find advice that actually makes sense for you. You’re not doing this alone—Tandia’s got your back.

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Do the words banking, finance, and money set off alarm bells when you hear them? Are you yawning just thinking about budgeting and investing? Tandia Financial Credit Union is here to make banking more relatable by breaking down the barriers and stigmas surrounding money. Start your week off strong with your new banking BFF, Carla Ricci, who is coming to you every Monday from the credit union world where major financial decisions are as unique as you are. Talking about money doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In fact — it can be fun, approachable, and empowering. "Boring" is not part of this podcast's vocabulary, with a variety of topics you'll be sure to relate to including payday routines, the power of saying no, and building a financial road map. Tandia is committed to fostering a community through offering financial wellness programs and treats its members as if they were a neighbour. Perhaps it’s time to pass on the overpriced avocado toast (well, sometimes at least) and start a new kind of banking journey with Tandia.  Visit tandia.com for more information.

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