The Stacking Benjamins Show

t's Hump Day on Greatest Hits Week! Today we're throwing it back to a fan favorite: Joe's 2018 interview with the one-and-only Suze Orman! Please disregard any mention of current events.We’re pulling out all the stops today because we’re talking to a special guest that you may (or may not) have heard of… Suze Orman. We’ll talk all things women and money, mentorship, understanding your investments and financial tools, and more. Plus, during our headlines segment we’re extra packed because we’re delivering three awesome headlines. First: is Robinhood really making MILLIONS by selling out millennials’ user data? One group thinks so. And if that wasn’t enough, in a retirement plan court fight, one retirement fund is fighting back against participants that sued the employer by asking for monetary sanctions against the six employee-plaintiffs and the law firm that represented them. But that’s not all….because we’re also dissecting one piece about Barry White and the estate he left behind. How much of your estate does your girlfriend receive when you’ve been separated from your wife for two decades (but never actually divorced her?)…do we have some news for you…The original show notes are available here: Suze Orman » The Stacking Benjamins Show.FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/suze-orman-greatest-hits-1511Deeper 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

Financial expert Joe Saul-Sehy and Earn & Invest community member John Neidecker discuss how to hack retirement by skipping stages. Topics include transitioning into retirement, financial awakening, retirement happiness, pursuing passions, early exploration of interests, identity post-retirement, and the importance of health and purpose in retirement.

Expert Gabe Karp discusses healthy workplace conflicts, toxic environments, and the positive outcomes of resolving conflicts. Also, insights on credit building, economic impacts, and protecting credit in uncertain times. The podcast covers conflict resolution strategies, military leadership skills in fintech, and the importance of effective communication in the workplace. It emphasizes navigating conflict for growth, progress, and improved relationships, as well as handling social media clashes and workplace bully traps. Lastly, the hosts delve into Top Gun Maverick movie discussions and amusing movie theater experiences.

Guests Rob Berger, Dana Anspach, and Paula Pant share productivity hacks to take control of your life. Topics include combating phone addiction, setting boundaries, Leo Babauta's advice, and health tips from MetPro's Angelo Poli. Doug adds baseball trivia fun to the mix!

Marketing professor, author, and investor, Scott Galloway, discusses purposeful living, retirement planning, emotional investing. Topics include AllianceBernstein 401k lawsuit, IRS rules for retirement funds, modern history trivia.

Dive into the essentials of building a robust investment portfolio with five key strategies. Discover how to prepare for financial shocks and protect against unexpected market events. Humor meets finance as they explore the link between health and wealth, revealing a simple trick to hit your health goals. Learn about the first woman on US banknotes and the trivia that comes with it. The hosts invite listeners to join in the fun, blending valuable insights with laughter for a refreshing take on financial wisdom.

Eric Brotman, Sandy Smith, and Doc G discuss the 4 main paths to becoming a millionaire: saver/investor, passion-based activities, company-climber, and virtuoso paths. The roundtable explores different strategies and ways people achieve millionaire status, along with a trivia game to spice things up.

Explore the Top 5 risks in insurance decisions, aging care oversights, and consequences of living near a sporting venue. Plus, learn about creating a basement casino business and financial tools, navigating financial risks, finding the right financial advisor, and community activities and video game preferences.

Experienced professional Michael Balter shares his career pivot journey. Topics include credit card late fees, financial decision-making strategies, and historical events. The podcast also explores transitioning from a hobby to a business, the necessity of background noise for productivity, and the power of fun and playfulness in learning.

How do you know when the time is right to walk away from a career? Do you even want to? Can you afford to? Our roundtable discussion centers around thinking about retirement and how to prepare yourself financially so you can stay retired. We welcome Founder/President of Capital City Wealth Management, CFP® Benjamin Brandt, to join Paula Pant and Len Penzo.How do you factor paying for health insurance into your early retirement planning? What about debt payments? When you retire, there will be greater spending in some areas that you may not think about while still working.FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/why-you-should-retire-by-62-1502Deeper 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