After winning the inaugural Ultimate W Expert Challenge on the W Network, Preet was named host of Million Dollar Neighbourhood on The Oprah Winfrey Network.
Preet has written a number of features for MoneySense Magazine, focusing on measuring portfolio performance, finding the perfect financial planner, core and explore investing and more.
With over 1,000 blog posts, WhereDoesAllMyMoneyGo.com was born in 2007 and was voted Canada’s best investing blog in 2010 by readers of The Globe and Mail.
Speaking engagements, hosting and MC duties, panel participation and moderation, and all other appearances are handled exclusively by Speakers’ Spotlight.
Preet was named a Lieutenant-Governor-In-Council appointee to the Governing Council of UofT in 2015. The Governing Council, established by the University of Toronto Act, 1971, oversees the academic, business and student affairs of the University.
Preet joined the Board of Directors for FAIR Canada (Foundation for Advancement of Investor Rights) in 2014. The mission of FAIR Canada is to be a national voice for investors in securities regulation and a catalyst for enhancing the rights of Canadian shareholders and individual investors.
Preet graduated from The University of Toronto in 2001 (HBSc Neuroscience, UTSC). An active member of the Alumni Association, he was welcomed to the UTSC Campus Council in 2013 and elected Vice-Chair in 2016.
Preet was one of the original investors in Tunezy, an experience marketplace for musicians and their fans. Tunezy won the Billboard Innovators Showcase in 2012, and was acquired in 2013 by SFX Entertainment.
Preet’s TEDx talk titled “How 2.5 Billion Heartbeats Might Change The Way You Think About Money” contends that society has to stop being so comfortable with consumer debt. View it on YouTube.
Personal finance expert as seen on CBC’s The National, Global TV’s The Morning Show, The BBC, CTV News, City-TV, CP24, The Globe and Mail, The National Post, The Toronto Star, and more.
Personal finance is 90% psychology and 8% math.
PSYCHOLOGY
MATH
THE MISSING 2% IS INTENDED TO UNDERSCORE THE UNIMPORTANCE OF THE MATH.
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WHAT THE EXPERTS ARE SAYING ABOUT PREET BANERJEE’S LATEST BOOK:
“STOP OVER-THINKING YOUR MONEY!”
"Preet is one of the best. He out and out gets it. He's truly passionate about helping Canadians to handle their money wisely. As important, he has the knowledge and communication skills to do it."
"Managing money isn’t hard. But you can be confused, or paralyzed, by all the conflicting information. Preet Banerjee helps you sort through the spin and find the truth about keeping your finances on track. He acts as a trusted friend who talks in terms you can understand without talking down to you."
“Banerjee focuses on five basic principles of personal finance that will benefit not just the average financial illiterate but even supposedly sophisticated investors who are guilty of ‘overthinking’ their portfolios. In other words, when it comes to money, most of us need to learn to walk before trying to run.”
“We all know that despite our best-laid plans, crap happens! Preet wants you to know how to protect yourself so that, when it does, you have options. This book has a simple, straight-forward message about building a strong personal foundation instead of the ‘sexy’ investment stuff no one can ever put into practise because they don't have the money to take it to that next level. Five simple rules. That's all. Follow them.”