A personal finance blog written by Preet Banerjee
I received an email from CTV early on Sunday morning asking if I could give a live interview on CTV Newsnet later that day regarding RRSPs and investing in general. Click the link below to watch the video. It aired live on Sunday around 1:10pm.
Click here to watch the clip (NOTE: Small video advertisement plays before the clip)
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About Preet
Preet Banerjee, B.Sc., FMA, DMS, FCSI is the W Network's Money Expert. He is a former stockbroker and financial planner. Prior to that, he was a racecar driver, and before that he trained to be a neuroscientist. Basically, he can't hold down a job for very long.
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Great stuff Preet, I enjoyed that interview.
Congrats on the coverage Preet! Did you notice a traffic jump?
Well done, I think I would be a deer in the headlights in such a setting.
Nice tie! Excellent camera engagement, good answers too
C8j
Great interview, very watchable-I’m sending it to my grown kids for them to watch and maybe encourage them to spark further questions.
Congrats. I can say I knew you when!
Great interview, Preet. Where were the plugs for your book though? ;)
Thanks for all the comments guys! :)
@MDJ: No real traffic jump, no.
@Jean: I doubt that somehow.
@Cajun: My mouth was pretty dry right before I started talking, but once we got started all the nerves went away. It was a bit of a rush, oddly.
@Susan: Here’s to hoping they do start asking questions – lots of opportunity right now, and lots to discuss first though.
@Thick: and you are?… :)
@Sean: I think part of getting more opportunities comes from not making plugs… That, and I totally forgot.