The Stacking Benjamins Show

Discussion about changing dining habits based on income levels, cost-cutting strategies for restaurant spending, tips on navigating tipping norms. Insights on renters and homeowners insurance, along with advice on maximizing earnings from gig economy jobs. Humorous anecdotes on inventions and financial wisdom shared throughout the show.

Theme park expert Robert Niles joins the hosts to discuss budget-friendly theme park visits, ETF investments, and summer tips. They cover food deals, thrill rides, family attractions, and ETF pitfalls. The episode includes military tributes, financial strategies, historical stock market events, and park food evolution.

Hosted by Jesse Cramer and Paula Pant, this podcast delves into achieving happiness while managing finances. They discuss finding fulfillment over money, the impact of social media on happiness, and embracing the journey to true contentment. The conversation also includes insights on navigating online content, financial decision-making, and cherishing small life pleasures.

Discussing SEC potential lawsuit against Robinhood crypto, navigating regulatory uncertainties in cryptocurrency investments, avoiding wrong investment partners, starting early with Roth IRA investing, and light-hearted anecdotes about competing with kids and rock music trivia.

Matt Schulz is the PERFECT mentor to teach us how to negotiate because, in his own words, he's not a natural negotiator. Today he proves that you don't have to be a natural to find better deals on your credit card interest rates, prescription, rental cars, hotel rooms, and more. He'll walk us through the common misconceptions around negotiating and help us learn to ask politely for more for ourselves.In our headline segment, small company stocks are struggling to keep up with the S&P 500. Why would someone stay diversified when large companies are doing so well and other stocks are not? We'll walk through the science of diversification and why it's a mistake to bail on underperforming asset classes during down periods.Of course, that's not all. We'll share some of Doug's trivia, answer a question from a Stacker about emergency fund interest rates, and more!FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/negotiate-everything-with-matt-schultz-1517Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/201Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Experts in kids and money, John Lanza, Maya Cobic, and Rob Phelan discuss finance education at home, teaching kids about money in the digital world, and tooth fairy trivia. Chapters cover parenting tips, investment strategies for kids, and transitioning to digital currency. Fun discussions on financial games, tooth fairy payouts, and early investing for children.

A new CBS report shows that the average person's perception of how much they'll need for retirement has changed dramatically versus four short years ago. Do you think the number is higher or lower? We'll not only share that, but we'll also dive into this idea of calculating the correct amount to save. When is it truly important to begin working on your retirement vision? When should you be more scientific about your overall asset allocation toward your goals, and when does it make sense to just save money? Today we'll share all of those milestones and more as we help you calculate a retirement number that's better geared toward your personal goals AND that's only created when it actually makes sense to have a goal.In our TikTok minute, there are property owners all over the world testing their insurance premiums. We'll share how. We also take a call from Stacker Collin, who wonders which option to take for health insurance (pronounced IN-surance), since it's likely he and his spouse will be working for the same company. Of course, we have some fun out on the back porch talking all things television, and more.FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/calculate-your-retirement-number-1515/Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/201Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Janesse Torres shares her journey of quitting a high-paying job as an engineer, living intentionally, negotiating with bosses, and building financial reserves. The podcast also delves into finding trustworthy advisors for retirement plans, HSA transfers, and changes in show contributors. Discussions range from financial empowerment to career choices, and the importance of financial literacy and workplace worth. The episode concludes with insights on retirement numbers and financial security.

Listen to experts reflect on life lessons they would share with their younger selves, including taking more chances and living to the fullest. The discussion covers mistakes made and advice given, offering insights on money management, embracing relaxation, and making smarter financial choices. With playful guessing games and unconventional party tales, this episode is both entertaining and insightful.

Dia Bondi discusses negotiation in real estate deals, exploring asking for more, evolving industries, fast-talking salesmanship, auction insights, power of bold requests, and empowering negotiations. Insights on insurance company experiences, agent selection, and communication strategies in real estate negotiations.