The Stacking Benjamins Show

Tucker the intern rewinds to Stacking Benjamins episode 20, where Joe & OG talk about moves to make with your money today. (This episode is three years old....so "today" does not mean today!)

Note: the theme music on this episode plays a long time.....we learned later to fade it more quickly!

Tucker the intern rewinds to the time organizational expert Sarah Kirkish joined them on their 2 Guys and Your Money podcast.

Tucker the intern takes us back to our discussion with Ed Bolean, who broke the Cannonball Run record. Nearly as great, Len Penzo sat in the co-hosting chair while OG was on vacation! It's a one-of-a-kind show, and we're glad Tucker picked it.

Our final show of the six week season is sadly, and finally here, but it's JUST in time to usher you into the holiday weekend (in the USA....for everyone else, it'll just usher in the weekend....sorry). We talk about three awesome topics; first, what are your financial regrets? We ask our panel of Paula, Greg and Len, and you can learn from their misgivings. We also tackle morality. Is it a moral fault if you have bad credit? Finally, we'll talk about products that make money off of moments in time or fads.

Suzanne Lucas, the Evil HR Lady, joins us at the halfway point, to talk about a new Department of Labor ruling around overtime. You may think the rule is good news for lots of workers, but Suzanne thinks it might get ugly (and we're already seeing signs....).

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Everybody's Wine Guy author Vincent Senatore (and fellow Texarkanian!) helps us continue our kicking off summer theme by giving us grilling 101 lessons and then helping us pair our awesome foods with the right wines.

Also, we have a special guest, Miranda Marquit (Adulting & Money Tree podcasts), who'll help with headlines, a Quotacy hotline call about HSAs, Doug's grilling-related trivia and much more.

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We kick off our Summer 2016 shows with our annual look at theme park with Robert Niles from Theme Park Insider. If you're headed on vacation this summer, where's the hot new rides? Where are the deals? What should you avoid? We'll cover all of that.

BUT if that were all, it wouldn't be the Stacking Benjamins show, would it? OG digs into the Quotacy hotline call from Scott about glide paths. When professionals talk about lowering your risk as you near retirement, what does OG think? I'll bet you find out.

We talk first time homebuyers, mutual funds shuttering, and bring on Doug for some epic trivia. Who knew betting on horse racing would pay so poorly?

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What steps should you take before plopping your hard-earned money into investments? Jessica Moorhouse from the popular and fun Mo Money podcast joins Paula Pant from AffordAnything to tackle that and a wide range of other topics. We'll talk about movies that inspire us about money, technology, and more!

During our FinTech segment, Liran Amrany shows us how Debitize works. What if you could play the credit card points game but still bank as if you were using a debit card? Debitize aims to cross that bridge. Check out the show for a discount Liran gives listeners to save on an already free app!

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Fights over money are not only the leading cause of divorce, but also money discussions are difficult with children, older parents, and among siblings. That's why we're excited Lori Sackler, author of The M Word and the new M Word journal joins us in the basement today. She brings great advice on preparing to have the money talk, no matter whom it's with.

Also, we have headlines, a Quotacy hotline call about money markets and mutual funds, Doug's trivia and much more.

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Economist and co-author of the Social Security bestseller Get What's Yours, Laurence Kotlikoff joins us to talk planning. What's changed under the new revised Social Security rules? When should people start planning Social Security? For young listeners, should you plan on it at all? We'll get fascinating answers on all things Social Security today.

We also have headlines, letters about showering with Dave Ramsey, paying for graduate school, and dumb movies. Plus we have a suspicious Quotacy hotline call, Doug's trivia and more. It's all just another fun Monday on the Stacking Benjamins show.

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Top financial podcast host and USA Today contributor Pete the Planner joins us to talk about questions. What are some smart questions people feel dumb asking? Also, we'll tackle public speaking and not being creepy parents around your kid's significant others.

It's a fun, wild ride, that's only interrupted shortly for a great conversation between Brad and Ken from the DRAFT App, who answer listener Stacy's question about data aggregation. With banks making it harder and harder to aggregate data, how are apps and tools like DRAFT and Mint responding?

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