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The Financial Power Play
Brett Cranson
10 episodes
6 days ago
Welcome to The Financial Power Play - the go-to podcast for hockey families, hockey professionals, and small business owners in the hockey world who want to take control of their finances. Hosted by Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management, each episode dives into the real financial planning decisions faced by those in the hockey community - from managing tournament travel and equipment costs to building retirement plans, handling irregular income, and growing hockey-related businesses. You’ll hear from hockey parents, coaches, trainers, and other industry pros.
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Welcome to The Financial Power Play - the go-to podcast for hockey families, hockey professionals, and small business owners in the hockey world who want to take control of their finances. Hosted by Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management, each episode dives into the real financial planning decisions faced by those in the hockey community - from managing tournament travel and equipment costs to building retirement plans, handling irregular income, and growing hockey-related businesses. You’ll hear from hockey parents, coaches, trainers, and other industry pros.
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2025 Mid-year financial game plan for hockey families and professionals
The Financial Power Play
6 minutes 51 seconds
3 months ago
2025 Mid-year financial game plan for hockey families and professionals

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


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Until next time, stay focused, stay flexible, and keep playing your game!

The Financial Power Play
Welcome to The Financial Power Play - the go-to podcast for hockey families, hockey professionals, and small business owners in the hockey world who want to take control of their finances. Hosted by Brett Cranson from Uptown Wealth Management, each episode dives into the real financial planning decisions faced by those in the hockey community - from managing tournament travel and equipment costs to building retirement plans, handling irregular income, and growing hockey-related businesses. You’ll hear from hockey parents, coaches, trainers, and other industry pros.