Episode #02: Financial Literacy, Being Known for Getting Things Done and the Power of Compound Interest with Kevin McCarthy 

“It’s the one thing I wish I would have done when I was younger, and it’s the one thing I wish for my kids. Compound interest."

Just like with your finances, the power of compounding is huge. And one can never underestimate how 'getting things done' is as a skill set. To talk about financial literacy, and being known for 'getting things done' we have Kevin McCarthy, Head, of Corporations and Institutions at Enriched Academy.  

This episode is for you if:

  • You're looking to level up your financial literacy

  • You want to uncover an essential skill that's in demand in today's job market (Hint: it's not AI).

  • You want to grasp the power of compound interest and help secure a stable future.

About Kevin

Kevin McCarthy is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in public policy and the financial sector. He is deeply passionate about imparting essential personal finance skills to students across Canada. Kevin's interest in financial education began in Grade 9, influenced by The Wealthy Barber.

In his previous role in Ottawa, he managed the financial literacy file for Finance Minister Jim Flaherty and was crucial in launching the Tax-Free Savings Account. Before joining Enriched, Kevin held various roles at Scotiabank. He worked for over a decade in government, contributing significantly to Canada's financial landscape, including during the 2008-2009 financial crisis and the design of eight federal budgets.

Learn more about Enriched Academy

Read the full transcript ⁠here.

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