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We talk a lot about growing our net worth as Canadians, but what about actually protecting our assets from threats like fraud?

So, I thought we'd get some security experts on the show to teach us some best practices when it comes to protecting ourselves and our family, especially when it comes to our finances, here in Canada.

They are part of the security teams at the largest bank in Canada. They have entire teams devoted to security and invest a lot of time and money to ensure that they and their clients are following the best practices.

Today, you and I are going to learn what we can do as regular Canadians, to best protect ourselves.

Our first guest is Kevin Purkiss who is the Vice President of Fraud Management at RBC. He leads the team responsible for managing RBC's fraud capabilities, and helps protect the many thousands of Canadians that they serve.

Next, we have Kevin's colleague, Vice-President, Shekher Puri, who's going to take us through some additional best practices that you and I should be using, to enhance our security, especially when it comes to our finances.

And now let's jump in to learn what you and I should be doing to better protect ourselves.

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