The Stacking Benjamins Show

By Joe Saul-Sehy and Josh ‘OG’ Bannerman, CFPBusiness Education Investing

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The Stacking Benjamins Show episodes

May 11, 2016 Buying Diamonds For Fun and Profit (with Karen Simmons)
How do you make sure you aren't getting ripped off when buying a diamond? If you're getting into diamond buying, where do you start? The "Diamond Lady" Karen Simmons joins us to share current trends in diamonds, basics of evaluating stones, and stories about risky trips and horrible art investments.

Plus, in headlines we discuss the new IRS IRA target and credit counseling statistics. Doug shares some diamond trivia, we also have the Quotacy hotline, your letters, and more!

Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com and SoFi for sponsoring our podcast!
1 hr 1 min
May 09, 2016 Gretchen Rubin on Happiness, Money and Habits
What do money, habits and happiness have to do with each other? Gretchen Rubin from the Happier podcast joins us to tackle these themes.

Also, in our headlines, a broker is in trouble for allegedly taking $30,000 in a briefcase, passive and active funds duel it out, and more. Plus, we take your letters, Doug has trivia, we answer the Quotacy hotline, and much more.

Thanks to SoFi and MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring our podcast.
1 hr 17 min
May 06, 2016 Racing To Better Financial Habits (with CFP Katie Brewer)
We're racing toward an awesome podcast today. CFP Katie Brewer joins us to talk about this bumpy stock market. Are investors really only still in it because there's nothing else to do with their money? Also, speaking of bumpy, if the market gets bumpy, what lessons can we learn from race car drivers? Finally, what concepts should ALL savers be familiar with when they become an adult?

It's a fun, wild ride, that's only interrupted shortly for a great conversation with award winning blogger Suzanne Lucas, who shares with us tips to make sure you're not the most hated person in your workplace.

Thanks to MagnifyMoney and SoFi for sponsoring our podcast!
58 min
May 04, 2016 David Carlson Teaches Us To Hustle Away Debt
Fighting your way through debt? David Carlson, the brain behind
YoungAdultMoney.com, joins us to talk about hustling it away! His
story is much like many recent college graduates: between he and
his wife, they'd piled up around $100,000 of student loans. It
affected their relationship and their drive. David will tell his
story and show you the ways to go about hustling away your debt on
today's show!
Also, we've got LOTS of celebrities in the headlines today.
We'll talk about Prince, Kelly Ripa, and Michael Strahan. Doug has
disability-related trivia, and of course, we'll tackle the Quotacy hotline,
your letters and more.
Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com and SoFi
for sponsoring our
podcast!
1 hr 3 min
May 02, 2016 How to Live "The Good Life" (with Michael Puett and Christine Gross-Loh)
When we say we're chasing "The Good Life," what does that
even mean? Maybe the true Good Life isn't what you've been lead to
believe. Authors Michael Puett and Christine Gross-Loh share ideas
from their new book, The Path, to help you discover a better way to
a more fulfilling existence.
As if that's not enough, we share a headline about the SEC
cracking down on financial advisors, take a letter from Lee on the
Quotacy hotline about early retirement, and share some
great news from Mike about his TipYourself app.
Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com and SoFi
for sponsoring our
podcast!
57 min
April 30, 2016 Special Episode - GR2 Fun and Awkward on Airplanes
SPECIAL EDITION - We're so excited about our new Green Room
podcast, we're sharing a sample episode today. Subscribe to the
Green Room wherever you listen to podcasts. Shows appear every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday!
19 min
April 29, 2016 Boring (and Profitable!) Investments
Boring, it turns out, is profitable! We talk boring investments with Len, Greg and Paula on today's podcast. Which boring investments are their favorites? Also....Warren Buffet has some habits you can steal. What are they? We'll also tackle that. AND, as if that weren't enough, they'll also discuss precious metals. They're on a run lately. Fluke? Should you get in? We'll also cover that.

In our FinTech segment we've got a fun one....ForceRank allows investors to rank a list of stocks or sectors, with the winners taking home a cash prize. Familiar with FanDuel or DraftKings for football betting? What happens when you apply it to stocks? We'll discuss the app, how it works, and investing in general with ForceRank CEO, Leigh Drogan.

Thanks to MagnifyMoney and SoFi for sponsoring our podcast!

1 hr 7 min
April 27, 2016 From Broke to Badass (with Anna Newell Jones)
Anna Newell Jones was nearly $24,000 in debt and decided it was
time to change. In 15 months she paid off EVERYTHING and changed
her life. How? She's on today's show sharing ideas from her new
book, A Spender's Guide to Debt-Free Living.
Also we discuss the new $20 bill (glad it wasn't the $100 that
changed!), answer your questions on the Quotacy Hotline about SnapChat financial advice, and
letters on buying a house, talking to the family about money, and
more (if you know what I mean).
We also find out, awkwardly, that Joe's name is now a safe word.
Yeah....
Thanks to SoFi and MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring our show.
56 min
April 25, 2016 Jean Chatzky on Communication, Investing, Longevity & Gender Differences in Planning
How are women different investors than men? Jean Chatzky joins
us to talk longevity, communication, investing strategy and gender
differences on today's show. Also, we share headlines about a
homeowner who's surprised when they have an unexpected renter AND
another about the role of luck.
Doug has doughnut-related trivia, we take a Quotacy hotline question about buying individual
stocks, and share listener letters about working for the man and
about inconsistent income streams.
It's an action-packed episode!
Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com and SoFi for sponsoring our
podcast!
1 hr 4 min
April 22, 2016 The Changing Risks of Retirement (with Jordan Goodman)
Three great themes today: retirement planning, subscriptions and hate letters from people who watch the market too much. Fun? Heck yeah! Jordan Goodman from MoneyAnswers.com joins Paula Pant and Greg McFarlane on today's roundtable show to tackle all of these topics and more.
In our special FinTech segment, we're excited that Mark Zmarzly from Hip Money dropped by the basement to show off his new app. Ever wonder what it would be like to have a financial planning friend in your pocket who doesn't judge you? That's HipMoney and Mark explains how it works and the upcoming launch on today's podcast.
Thanks to MagnifyMoney and SoFi for sponsoring our podcast!
55 min

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Named Best Personal Finance Podcast by Bankrate.com and Kiplinger — and the only podcast the Plutus Awards retired from competition after winning twice — The Stacking Benjamins Show is personal…