My Story

Shay Myers created Finance for the Culture as an educational platform to bridge the gap between financial literacy and everyday Canadians in an accessible, digestible and fun way. She eliminates the fear of finance by simplifying money so people can understand how it works. Just 4 years ago, Shay had $200 to her name, a 476 credit score and no savings but when she learned the rules of the money game and applied them, her entire life changed. She saved $40,000 in 9 months and invested $25,000 by the end of that year. Shay became a licensed financial services professional because she realized she could make real systemic change through providing financial education.

Shay transforms people's lives by helping them improve their money management skills. She helps clients create customized financial plans including budgeting, debt management, income protection and investment strategies. She offers one-on-one appointments and financial literacy workshops to educate and empower attendees in a comfortable and enjoyable environment. So far, she’s hosted over 130 workshops and helped clients pay off over $115,000 in debt. She’s been featured on TVO Today twice as a panelist and partners with organizations, schools and business owners to bring financial literacy workshops to the public. Shay’s mission is to revolutionize the financial services industry by taking a holistic approach, building long-lasting relationships and helping people build financial confidence. 

My Services

— Consultations

— Financial Literacy Workshops

— Cash Flow Management

— Debt Management

— Investments and Saving Strategies

 Mutual Funds

 Segregated Funds

 Annuities

 Registered Retirement Savings Plan

 Tax-Free Savings Account

 First Home Savings Account

 Registered Disability Savings Plan

— Protection Planning

 Life Insurance (Term, Whole, Universal)

 Critical Illness Living Benefit

 Disability Insurance

 Health and Dental Insurance

 Travel Insurance

— Children's Planning

RESPs

— Estate and Will Planning

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