Starting a business takes more than a great idea. It takes the right people, the right support, and the right financial partner.

In this episode of Money Made Better, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Mike McIntyre, Business Banking Manager at Libro Credit Union, and Christina Fox, CEO of TechAlliance, to discuss the power of partnership and what entrepreneurs need to succeed.

Together, they explore how Libro and TechAlliance work alongside founders and growing businesses, the challenges entrepreneurs face in their earliest stages, and the resources, connections, and financial support that can help turn an idea into a thriving business.

Whether you're launching your first venture or looking to grow an existing business, this conversation offers practical insights and inspiration for the journey ahead.

What starts with an ice cream machine during a summer heatwave can grow into something much bigger. In this episode of the Money Made Better podcast, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Ajoa Mintah, Founder and CEO of Four All Ice Cream, to talk about the curiosity, experimentation and courage behind building a local business.

Ajoa shares how her family's different tastes helped inspire the name Four All, why creating more choice has been central to the business, and how her background in chemical engineering continues to influence the way she approaches flavour and product development.

From taking the first leap into entrepreneurship to learning through the flavours that did not quite work, this conversation is an honest look at building with purpose, staying open to new ideas and creating a business designed to bring more people to the table.

Saving for education can feel overwhelming, whether you're planning years ahead or preparing for the next semester.

In this episode, Lynzee Barnett sits down with Paul McQueen, Vice President, Wealth Management at Libro Credit Union and our summer student Victor Aquino to talk about the realities of paying for post-secondary education. Through personal experiences and practical advice, they explore RESPs, scholarships, student funding, and why having a plan matters more than having all the answers.

It's an honest conversation about financial education, planning ahead, and taking the first step toward your goals.