Planswell in the press

October 2, 2019

16 awesome Toronto companies hiring over 150 positions this October

Toronto-based Planswell is included in this month’s round up of top Canadian companies hiring local talent to better their mission.

Planswell CEO, Eric Arnold, shares his thoughts on screen scraping in this featured article on open banking policies and infrastructure.

Planswell CEO, Eric Arnold, shares his early dream of making $100K, starting 9 previous businesses, and how he’s focused on creating a transparent and inclusive work environment.

Planswell CEO, Eric Arnold, understands the balancing act of between professional self and personal self as a parent of four. He recently sat down with CHCH to explain how to balance our lives.

Eric Arnold sits down with Barb DiGulio to talk about balancing parenting in the workplace, raising four kids under the age of five, his recent viral LinkedIn post, and more.

If personal finance was a high school popularity contest, TFSAs would be at the top of the heap. Planswell’s Eric Rogness weighs in on the topic of TFSAs as part of a solid investment strategy.

Planswell CEO, Eric Arnold’s message: As long as people “do good work and bring a lot to the table,” it shouldn’t matter when or where they do it.

Planswell CEO, Eric Arnold, chats about raising capital from a strategic investor vs. a VC; financial planning myths and literacy; creating viral content on LinkedIn, and more.

As part of a regular series powered by Dell Small Business, BetaKit spoke to Planswell CEO Eric Arnold about the importance of financial planning for everyone.

Those who have been widowed and divorced get on their feet with money matters thanks to professional advice from companies like Planswell.

Post-secondary education is far from cheap, luckily the federal government gives parents free money to fund help it. If you contribute $2,000 to a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) Ottawa tops you up by $500. And yet — according to new research — only 41 per cent of Canadian parents take advantage.

Robo-adviser services such as Planswell use highly specialized software to do the job of wealth managers or investment advisers, are more suited to younger people looking to save money than big banks.

It’s that time of the year that is commonly known as RRSP season and a lot of financial firms will be looking for your money but beware of pitches to get you to borrow money to invest in your RRSP.

Toronto-based Planswell, an online financial planning organization, raised an additional $4 million in seed funding from private investors.

CEO Eric Arnold talks about how he is poised to take online financial planner into 12 countries across Europe, Asia and Latin America.

Toronto-based Planswell will use the new funds for product enhancements and expansion of their financial planning software.

Toronto-based Planswell will use the new funds for product enhancements and expansion of their financial planning software.

Planswell, a Toronto-based financial planning platform, has secured an additional $4 million in financing, bringing total funding so far to $17.8 million.

Traditional financial plans cost thousands, but tech startups like Planswell are introducing new low-cost options.

Companies like Planswell are helping people like Oswaldo Castaneda and Maria Lopez-Araiza avoid sky-high fees when signing up for a group RESP.

Planswell was recently included in The Globe and Mail’s annual robo-adviser guide for 2018.

Planswell’s Insurance + Investment calculator was recently included in Wallet Hacks’ Best Early Retirement Calculators.

Planswell CEO Eric Arnold joins Colin Morgan, host of The Daily Grind to share his experience of starting Planswell and his daily obstacles.

Planswell is announced as the 11th most sought-after company on LinkedIn’s 2018 list of Canada’s Top Startups.

From CTV Kitchener’s Rosie Del Campo: Planswell CEO Eric Arnold explains what you should know about registered education savings plans.

Eric Arnold of Planswell speaks with CTV Morning Live about saving for your child’s education.

Toronto-based online financial planning company Planswell has raised an additional $7 million in financing, bringing its total funding so far to $13.8 million.

Toronto-based online financial planning company Planswell has raised an additional $7 million in financing, bringing its total funding so far to $13.8 million.

Online financial planner Planswell took its fundraising tally to $13 million last week as it continued its mission to “take a bite” out of the industry.

Planswell Inc., an online financial planning company, has secured $7 million in additional seed funding, bringing the total funding to $13.8 million. No information on investors.

The “world’s first financial planning engine” served notice of its intent after announcing it had raised an additional $7 million, bring its total funding to $13.8 million.

Toronto-based Planswell, which allows Canadians to build free financial plans, has raised an additional $7 million in its seed round, bringing its total seed funding to $13.8 million.

Toronto-based online financial planning company Planswell has raised an additional $7 million in financing, bringing its total funding so far to $13.8 million.

After all the talk of AI and cleantech in Canada over the past few months, fintech companies must have felt a bit left out.

Host John Budden says “We finally have a disruptive technology arriving on the doorstep of the financial services business”.

Toronto’s Planswell is lifting the startup’s waitlist for its online financial planning engine, opening up its software Canada-wide and revealing $6.8 million in new funding.

The team at Planswell is all about collaboration, teamwork, innovation and good food.

Planswell CEO sits down with Investment Executive to talk about the future of financial planning.

Eric Arnold, CEO of Planswell, had a chat with Matt Galloway about how Planswell will help all Canadians have a clear vision of their financial future.

Toronto-based Planswell, which allows Canadians to build free financial plans, announced that it’s dropped its waitlist and raised a $6.8-million seed round.

Automation has changed investing for many Canadians; now, it’s changing financial planning. Planswell is the “world’s first financial planning engine,” says a release.

Toronto-based Planswell, which allows Canadians to build free financial plans, announced that it’s dropped its waitlist and raised a $6.8 million seed round.

Effective immediately, Canadians in BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia can create a free financial plan in minutes by going to planswell.com.

For some, their New Year’s resolution was better financial planning. Eric Arnold, the CEO of Planswell was here this morning with some tips to help you reach your financial goal.