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| Why Hockey Players Ignore Estate Planning—and How to Change That with Lindsey Louro | 23 Feb 2026 | 00:17:59 | |
In this episode, Brett chats with Lindsey Louro, an estate and trust lawyer and avid hockey player, about balancing passion for the game with smart financial and estate planning. Lindsey shares her unique journey from late-blooming goalie to legal professional, emphasizing the importance of preparing for life's uncertainties—both on and off the ice. Key Topics:
: 00:00 - Introduction to Lindsey Louro and her unique hockey journey 01:07 - How Lindsey got into hockey and her experience as a goalie 03:20 - What drew Lindsey to the goalie position and her childhood stories 04:39 - Starting hockey later in life and balancing it with a legal career 05:39 - Transition from playing hockey to becoming a trust and estate lawyer 07:10 - The importance of estate planning for hockey families and athletes 08:11 - How legal planning offers peace of mind for the unpredictable risks of sports 09:06 - The process Lindsey follows when creating estate documents 09:35 - Challenges clients face in estate planning and overcoming procrastination 11:22 - Building trust within hockey communities to discuss financial and legal matters 12:52 - Talking with hockey players about legacy and estate planning opportunities 15:08 - Lindsey’s superstitions and routines as a goalie 16:41 - Advice for hockey parents and aspiring goalies on equipment and mindset 16:49 - Final thoughts on the importance of being prepared and organized 17:16 - Wrap-up and how to connect with Lindsey for estate planning services Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review.Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation at UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettcranson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uptownwealthmanagement Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingwealthwithbrett/ TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@buildingwealthwithbrett Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| The Hidden Risk Most Investors Ignore: Why Insurance Is the Real Game Changer | 11 Feb 2026 | 00:16:57 | |
In this episode of the Financial Power Play, Brett Cranson dives into a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of financial planning: insurance. Discover how integrating proper insurance coverage can safeguard your financial goals against life's unexpected disruptions, ensuring peace of mind for hockey families and professionals alike. Key topics covered:
Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome to the Financial Power Play – Why insurance matters in your financial plan 00:27 - The unseen risks in financial planning: life events vs. market risk 00:57 - The importance of insurance to protect cash flow during life's disruptions 01:17 - Quick exercise: Identify your income, debts, dependents, and bills 02:07 - Common risks most investors overlook: early death, long income interruptions, major illness 03:18 - Case study: How a $210,000 household can be impacted by income loss 04:11 - How insurance creates peace of mind and stabilizes cash flow 04:46 - Types of life insurance: term vs. permanent, and their uses 05:03 - Questions to ask your advisor about work coverage and its limitations 06:39 - Choosing insurance based on your specific needs, not product labels 07:02 - Critical questions: What happens if I die today? What's the long-term impact? 07:52 - Action step: Have a conversation with your partner about household responsibilities if income stops 08:06 - The importance of income for funding your goals and the risks of income loss 08:42 - Case study: Disability coverage for a high-earning household with injury risks 09:41 - Understanding disability insurance features and questions for your advisor 10:39 - Assessing fixed costs and stress points through a simple budget exercise 10:48 - Critical illness insurance: what it covers and how it supports recovery 11:34 - Case study: Benefits of critical illness insurance during a diagnosis 12:39 - The sequence of protecting your goals: start with your priorities, then select tools 12:56 - How to evaluate whether you're properly covered and avoid forced asset sales 13:51 - Integrating insurance into your overall financial plan alongside investments and estate planning 14:20 - Action plan: inventory assets, identify vulnerabilities, and prepare for reviews 15:17 - Next steps: get quotes, compare options, and implement policies 16:03 - Final thoughts: Insurance protects your plan, while investments grow your wealth 16:35 - Wrap-up: Build your financial confidence with proactive insurance strategies and book your risk review | |||
| Daniel Ciampini: The Transition from Hockey Star to Real Estate Mogul | 27 Jan 2026 | 00:37:17 | |
In this episode of Financial Power Play, Brett Cranson interviews Daniel Ciampini, a former professional hockey player turned real estate investment mogul. Daniel shares his journey from playing hockey as a child to becoming a Hobie Baker finalist in college, and eventually transitioning to a career in real estate. He discusses the challenges and decisions he faced throughout his hockey career, including his time in the AHL and overseas, and how he managed his finances along the way. Daniel also talks about his transition to the corporate world and his future aspirations. Chapters
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Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review.Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation at UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettcranson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uptownwealthmanagement Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingwealthwithbrett/ TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@buildingwealthwithbrett Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| The Mental Game of Hockey: Insights from Former Pro Taylor Cook | 14 Jan 2026 | 00:32:47 | |
In this episode of The Financial Power Play, host Brett Cranson speaks with Taylor Cook, a former professional hockey player turned mental coach. They discuss Taylor's journey from starting hockey at a young age, transitioning from player to goalie, and navigating the challenges of moving up through the ranks to university hockey and professional leagues overseas. Taylor shares her experiences with the mental side of the game, the importance of confidence, and her decision to pivot into mental coaching after her playing career. The conversation also touches on the financial hurdles faced when starting a new business and the evolution of financial awareness as a business owner. Takeaways Taylor started playing hockey at the age of three. She transitioned from being a player to a goalie by chance. The journey to university hockey was filled with challenges. Taylor played overseas in Norway and Kazakhstan after university. The mental aspect of sports became important during her career. She decided to become a mental coach while still playing. Starting a business comes with its own set of challenges. Financial awareness has improved since her playing days. Confidence can be trained like any other skill. Taylor aims to work with national level teams in the future. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Journey 03:03 From Player to Goalie: A Unique Transition 05:47 Navigating the Path to University Hockey 08:58 Overseas Adventures: The Transition to Professional Hockey 12:01 The Mental Game: Introduction to Mental Coaching 15:03 Deciding to Pivot: Transitioning from Player to Coach 17:50 Financial Hurdles: Starting a New Business 21:04 Understanding Mental Coaching 23:50 Long-Term Vision and Balancing Life 27:02 Evolving Financial Awareness 29:51 Final Thoughts and Recommendations | |||
| 8 Financial Areas Every Hockey Family Needs to Focus On | 23 Dec 2025 | 00:09:21 | |
In this episode of the Financial Pod Play, Brett Cranson discusses the eight key financial areas that every hockey family needs to master to stay financially strong. He emphasizes the importance of smart financial planning, managing cash flow, saving on taxes, and risk management. Brett provides practical advice and strategies for hockey families to build wealth, reduce stress, and take control of their financial future. Takeaways
Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review.Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett:LinkedIn: / brettcranson Facebook: / uptownwealthmanagement Instagram: / buildingwealthwithbrett TikTok: / buildingwealthwithbrett Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| Mental Performance and Financial Strategies for Hockey Excellence with Shannon Vit | 09 Dec 2025 | 00:30:30 | |
In this episode of the Financial Power Play podcast, host Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management interviews Shannon Vit, a mental performance coach for hockey players and a dedicated hockey mom. Shannon shares her journey from social work to coaching, emphasizing the importance of mental resilience in sports. She discusses common challenges faced by hockey players, from maintaining composure to building confidence, and offers strategies to overcome these hurdles. Shannon also explores the unique pressures faced by professional athletes and the importance of planning for life after sports. The episode delves into the role of parents in supporting young athletes and offers practical advice for managing the financial and emotional investments in hockey. Shannon concludes by discussing her book, 'The Mental Edge: Developing the Mindset of a Hockey Champion,' and her goals for expanding her coaching services.00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play00:25 Meet Shannon Vit: Performance Coach and Hockey Mom00:56 Shannon's Journey into Mental Performance Coaching03:24 Common Challenges Faced by Hockey Players06:15 Working with Pro and Minor Hockey Players14:13 Advice for Hockey Parents20:54 Shannon's Personal Experience as a Goalie Mom25:11 Future Goals and Projects27:47 Quick Tips and Final ThoughtsThank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review.Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettcranson/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uptownwealthmanagementInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingwealthwithbrett/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@buildingwealthwithbrettUntil next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| Navigating NCAA Hockey Recruitment with Sean Hogan from College Hockey Inc. | 11 Nov 2025 | 00:35:36 | |
In this episode of the Financial Power Play, host Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management is joined by Sean Hogan, the Executive Director of College Hockey Inc. They discuss the landscape of NCAA hockey recruitment, the role and mission of College Hockey Inc., and Sean's own journey in hockey. The conversation covers changes in NCAA eligibility rules, the impact of minor professional experiences, growth strategies for college hockey, and practical advice for families and players aspiring to play at the collegiate level. Financial implications, including scholarships and the potential financial opportunities through NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness), are also highlighted. 00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play 00:25 Guest Introduction: Sean Hogan from College Hockey Inc. 00:54 Sean Hogan's Hockey Journey 03:15 Coaching Career and Breakthroughs 08:07 Role and Mission of College Hockey Inc. 11:32 NCAA Recruitment and Eligibility Changes 18:30 NCAA Hockey Commitments: Age and Decisions 19:23 The Future of Division III Hockey 21:45 Scouting and Recruiting in Division III 23:27 Long-Term Goals of College Hockey Inc. 25:05 Understanding College Hockey Scholarships 32:15 Financial Advice for Hockey Families 33:41 Rapid-Fire Questions and Fun Insights 34:33 Conclusion and Contact Information If you' d like to get in touch with Sean, or College Hocey Inc., visit collegehockeyinc.com Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review. Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation at UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettcranson/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uptownwealthmanagementInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingwealthwithbrett/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@buildingwealthwithbrett Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| The Importance of Critical Illness and Disability Insurance | 28 Oct 2025 | 00:10:39 | |
In this episode of The Financial Power Play, Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management discusses the crucial yet often overlooked topic of critical illness and disability insurance for hockey families and professionals. Brett explains the importance of these insurance types as protective measures, akin to a strong defense in hockey, to safeguard against unexpected health issues that can impact financial stability. He addresses common questions, provides case studies, and offers practical advice on what to look for in policies, stressing that proper coverage helps maintain the family's lifestyle and financial health when facing serious illness or injury. 00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play 00:30 The Importance of Critical Illness and Disability Insurance 01:37 Common Questions and Misconceptions 03:51 Understanding Disability Insurance 05:47 Critical Illness Insurance Explained 07:11 Combining Insurance Policies for Maximum Protection 07:34 Practical Steps to Get Started 09:35 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review. Looking to build your own financial playbook? Visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett:LinkedIn: / brettcranson Facebook: / uptownwealthmanagement Instagram: / buildingwealthwithbrett TikTok: / buildingwealthwithbrett Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| From Goalie to Grad School: Life After Hockey with Rachel McQuigge | 14 Oct 2025 | 00:32:42 | |
In this episode of The Financial Power Play, Brett Cranson of Uptown Wealth Management interviews Rachel McQuigge, an ex-professional hockey player who is now transitioning to law school. Rachel shares her journey from falling in love with hockey to earning a D1 scholarship at Princeton, and discusses the recruiting process, her challenges in both professional hockey and academia, and the financial implications of pursuing athletic and academic goals concurrently. Rachel offers insights into balancing sports with academics, the importance of financial planning, and her experiences adjusting to life beyond professional sports. The episode provides valuable advice for young athletes and their families facing similar paths. 00:00 Introduction to The Financial Power Play 00:22 Meet Rachel: From Hockey to Law School 00:45 Rachel's Hockey Journey: From Public Skating to Princeton 01:44 Navigating NCAA Recruitment and College Life 10:43 Transitioning to Professional Hockey 13:24 From Professional Hockey to Law School 17:00 Financial Challenges and Family Support 21:03 Personal Financial Tips and Future Plans 29:16 Conclusion and Final Advice Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review.Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettcranson/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uptownwealthmanagementInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingwealthwithbrett/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@buildingwealthwithbrettUntil next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| 7 Hidden Challenges of Retirement for the Hockey Community | 23 Sep 2025 | 00:09:50 | |
In this episode of the Financial Power Play, we look into the often unspoken challenges of retirement that go beyond financial planning alone. I’ll highlights seven major issues such as health decline, medical bureaucracy, loss of strength, social disconnection, identity loss, financial surprises, and caregiving responsibilities. Also we’ll shares real-life stories and actionable steps to help retirees navigate these challenges successfully. Whether you're a hockey family, a business owner, or a former athlete, this episode provides valuable insights and strategies for a balanced and fulfilling retirement. Tune in for a wake-up call that goes beyond the usual spreadsheet stuff. 00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play 00:23 The Reality of Retirement Planning 01:06 Seven Major Challenges in Retirement 02:26 Health Challenges in Retirement 04:35 Emotional and Social Aspects of Retirement 06:32 Financial Surprises in Retirement 07:20 Caring for Others in Retirement 08:22 Final Tips and Reflections 09:22 Conclusion and Next Steps Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review. Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettcranson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uptownwealthmanagement Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingwealthwithbrett/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@buildingwealthwithbrett Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| From the Rink to Real Estate: Kaity Howarth's Journey | 09 Sep 2025 | 00:33:32 | |
In this episode of 'Financial Power Play,' host Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management chats with former professional hockey player Kaity Howarth. Katie shares her journey from growing up in a hockey-loving family in Thunder Bay to playing professional hockey in the PHF. She discusses the challenges she faced, including financial obstacles and dealing with pressure. Katie also talks about her transition into real estate and her summer program, For the Girls, which aims to support young female athletes. The episode offers valuable insights into balancing life, sports, and financial planning. 00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play 00:26 Meet Katie Howorth: From Pro Hockey to Real Estate 00:57 Katie's Hockey Journey: From Thunder Bay to St. Mary's 05:45 Transition to Professional Hockey 09:56 Starting For the Girls: Empowering Young Female Athletes 14:18 Balancing Real Estate and Summer Programs 17:51 Financial Challenges and Strategies 24:28 Future Goals and Advice for Young Athletes 27:55 Rapid Fire Questions and Closing Remarks Connect with Kaity: https://www.instagram.com/kaityhowarth/https://www.forthegirlshockey.ca Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review.Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettcranson/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uptownwealthmanagementInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingwealthwithbrett/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@buildingwealthwithbrettUntil next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| Playing the Full 60: Building a Financial Game Plan That Lasts Beyond the Season | 26 Aug 2025 | 00:12:36 | |
In this episode of Financial Powerplay, Brett Cranson discusses the importance of having a comprehensive financial game plan that lasts beyond immediate successes. He draws parallels between hockey and financial management, emphasizing the need to play the full 60 minutes of a financial season. The episode is structured around different career stages, offering strategies for rookies, mid-career professionals, and those nearing retirement. Key themes include building a strong financial foundation, balancing growth with protection, making the most of extra income, and planning for life after a career in sports. Takeaways You can win the first period and still lose the game. It's not about the opening face-off; it's about how you play the full 60. The rookie years are all about building your foundation, not chasing the scoreboard. Get serious about retirement because it's closer than you think. In your mid-career, you got to play smart because you're not defending and attacking at the same time. You can't take huge risks, but you can't lose either. When your defense is strong, you can go on offense with confidence. PowerPlays change games. Extra income changes your finances. Use your power plays to control the game, not just enjoy a quick rush. Always plan for overtime. Chapters 00:00 Playing the Full 60: Financial Game Plan Overview 03:28 Rookie Years: Building a Strong Financial Foundation 06:26 Mid-Career: Balancing Growth and Protection 09:20 Third Period: Making Power Plays Count 10:29 Overtime: Planning for Life After the Game 12:14 Introduction to Financial Power Play financial planning, hockey, budgeting, investment strategies, career stages, financial security, savings, retirement planning, income management, financial defense | |||
| Navigating the Hockey Industry: Insights from Max Solomons | 12 Aug 2025 | 00:30:29 | |
Summary: In this episode of Financial Power Play, host Brett Cranston interviews Max Solomons, a former hockey industry professional turned lawyer specializing in blockchain and digital assets. Max shares his journey from being a passionate hockey fan and aspiring agent to navigating the complexities of the legal world. He discusses the importance of understanding the behind-the-scenes work in hockey, the transition to law, and the financial realities of both industries. Max emphasizes the significance of persistence, service standards, and long-term planning in achieving success, whether in sports or law. Takeaways: Max started his career in the hockey world as a radio host. He learned the importance of understanding the game from a scouting perspective. Working with the London Knights was a game-changing experience for him. The role of an agent is to support players in various facets of their lives. Max transitioned to law to gain skills in corporate and commercial transactions. He found a niche in blockchain and digital assets within his legal practice. Service standards learned in hockey apply to his legal career. Financial advice in sports emphasizes understanding clients' disposable cash situations. Persistence is key in both the hockey and legal industries. Max remains open to returning to the hockey world in the future. Chapters: 00:00 From Hockey Dreams to Legal Realities 05:50 Understanding the Hockey Industry 12:29 Transitioning to Law and Financial Insights 21:44 Future Aspirations and Long-Term Goals 25:01 Rapid Fire Insights and Reflections 30:07 Introduction to Financial Power Play Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review. Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett:LinkedInFacebookInstagramTikTokUntil next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! hockey, law, agency, blockchain, digital assets, financial advice, career transition, sports industry, player management, legal profession | |||
| 2025 Mid-year financial game plan for hockey families and professionals | 22 Jul 2025 | 00:06:51 | |
In this episode of the Financial Power Play, I, Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management, dive into creating a mid-year financial game plan for hockey families and professionals. Drawing parallels between hockey strategies and financial planning, we discuss the importance of reviewing goals, taxes, and savings midway through the year. Key topics include evaluating your current cash flow, making necessary budget adjustments, optimizing contributions to RSPs, TFSAs, and RESPs, and recalibrating financial goals. I also share actionable steps and real-life examples to help you stay on track and finish the year strong. 00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play 00:22 Mid-Year Financial Game Plan 01:04 First Period: Resetting Your Bench 02:52 Second Period: Mid-Year Tax and Savings Check 04:26 Third Period: Adjusting Goals and Strategies 05:49 Overtime: Quick Tips and Wrap-Up 06:24 Closing Remarks and Next Steps Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review. Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett: Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| Ryan Hand On Balancing Hockey, Coaching, and Finances | 08 Jul 2025 | 00:14:22 | |
In this episode of Financial Power Play, host Brett Cranson speaks with former professional hockey player and current coach, and hockey dad, Ryan Hand. They discuss Ryan's journey through the hockey world, from starting at a young age in Canada to playing professionally for over a decade, and eventually transitioning into coaching and running the Hand Made Skills Development Program. Ryan shares insights on managing the costs of hockey, both as a player and a parent, and offers advice for finding the right skill sessions for young athletes. He also talks about the challenges and rewards of running a hockey development business and emphasizes the importance of balancing training with fun and rest. The episode wraps up with Ryan's long-term goals and his tips for young coaches, players, and parents in the hockey world. 00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play 00:22 Meet Ryan Hen: Hockey Pro to Coach 00:48 Ryan's Hockey Journey and Early Memories 02:13 Transition from Player to Coach and Business Owner 02:41 Financial Challenges in Hockey 03:55 Starting and Running a Hockey Development Business 05:28 Advice for Hockey Parents and Players 08:33 Balancing Family, Coaching, and Business 12:10 Rapid Fire Questions and Final Advice 14:08 Conclusion and Next Steps Connect with Ryan Hand and learn more about Hand Made Hockey: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/handmadehockey/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HandMadeHockey/ Website: https://www.handmadehockey.ca Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review. Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett: Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| The Real Cost of Raising a Hockey Player in Canada | 24 Jun 2025 | 00:11:52 | |
Welcome to 'The Financial Power Play,' where Brett from Uptown Wealth Management helps hockey families and professionals create financial strategies on and off the ice. This episode dives into the real cost of raising a hockey player, from registration fees and equipment to travel and hidden expenses. Brett provides practical tips on budgeting, setting up a dedicated hockey fund, planning for tournament travel costs, and shopping for used gear. He also emphasizes the importance of balancing your child's passion with your own financial goals. Tune in for valuable insights and steps to build a financial game plan without sidelining your future. Book a free consultation to create a strategy tailored to your needs. 00:00 Introduction to Financial Power Play 00:22 The Real Cost of Raising a Hockey Player 01:03 Breaking Down the Expenses 03:25 Hidden Costs Most Parents Miss 06:13 Building a Financial Game Plan 09:12 Pro Tips from Hockey Parents 10:37 Conclusion and Call to Action Thank you for joining us on this episode of The Financial Power Play. I'm excited to continue bringing you stories, insights, and strategies to help you build a financial future as strong as your passion for hockey. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review. Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett: Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||
| Kickoff Episode - Smart Financial Strategies for Hockey Families | 10 Jun 2025 | 00:04:43 | |
Financial Power Play: Kickoff Episode - Smart Financial Strategies for Hockey Families Welcome to the first episode of the Financial Power Play podcast, where Brett from Uptown Wealth Management introduces a show dedicated to helping hockey families and professionals craft smart financial plans. Brett combines his passion for hockey and finance to offer insights and advice tailored to the unique financial challenges in the hockey world. The episode covers Brett's personal hockey background, the financial demands of the sport, and his vision for providing financial guidance specific to the hockey community. Brett also shares rapid-fire personal insights to wrap up the inaugural episode. 00:00 Welcome to the Financial Power Play 00:23 Introduction to the Podcast 01:01 Brett's Hockey Backstory 01:46 Financial Challenges in the Hockey World 02:36 Vision for the Future 03:27 Overtime Rapid Fire Wrap Up 04:09 Closing Remarks and Next Steps Brett is founder of Uptown Wealth Management, a financial advisor and coach for hockey families and the professional hockey community who want a game plan for their finances - one that works both today and in the long run. With over two decades in financial services and a lifelong passion for hockey, Brett knows firsthand the unique financial challenges that come with life at the rink. "Hockey isn’t just a sport - it’s a commitment, a lifestyle, and a community."
If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with your hockey crew, and leave a review. Looking to build your own financial playbook? Book your consultation here. Or visit UptownWealthManagement.com Connect with Brett: Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game! | |||