The Stacking Benjamins Show

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the annual Magic 8 Ball predictions for 2024, reminisce about New Year's Eve celebrations, and debate the possibility of extraterrestrial life. They also explore the disconnect between data and sentiment in the economy, discuss decisions based on perceived greatness, and share predictions for the Fed funds rate. Additionally, they offer tips on creating an effective morning routine and making smart financial decisions.

Author and goal-setting expert Jon Acuff mentors us on creating goals that are easier, fun, and rewarding. The episode also includes predictions for 2024 by money manager Jeffrey Gundlach, trivia, benefits-related questions, and discussions on Bitcoin pizza, college experiences, technology's influence, and podcasting culture in Los Angeles.

Expert Eric Qualman shares his tips on New Year resolutions and blocking time for important things. The podcast also discusses the dangers of 'buy now, pay later' trend and the significance of focus in achieving goals.

The hosts make predictions for the future using a magic eight ball, discuss networking in business and the benefits of probiotic drinks, explore the potential adoption of cryptocurrency in Latin America, express disappointment with inflation predictions, analyze the impact of jumbo rates on cost of living areas, speculate about a recession in 2023, discuss I bonds performance and future interest rate speculation, ponder the possibility of finding definitive proof of extra-terrestrial life, and share their experiences at the Emmys and a panel discussion on the Pulitzer Awards.

Master storyteller and host of the Legends of the Wild West podcast, Chris Wimmer, joins the hosts to uncover wealth lessons from the Old West. They discuss making money from game stuff, a TikTok minute, a new book about 1876, and their fascination with the Old West. They also explore the transition from aggressive saving to enjoying money and the importance of a third person in financial planning.

Dr. Julia DiGangi, expert in mastering emotions and maximizing energy in financial decisions, joins Joe to discuss proactive steps for managing emotions and stress triggers. They explore the impact of emotions on financial decisions and the rising confidence in seeking advice from financial advisors. They address challenges and misconceptions in seeking financial advice and emphasize the need for diversity in the industry. The importance of managing emotions during financial decisions and working with a financial advisor is highlighted. They also discuss the drawbacks of target-date funds and offer stress management techniques and financial advice.

Superstar runner Kara Goucher discusses her experience of abuse on the elite Nike running team. The podcast also covers topics such as the closure of app Mint, strategies for finding a job in a cooling labor market, a pre-alcohol probiotic drink, doping violations in the Nike Oregon Project, and the search for a father figure after a tragic car accident.

The hosts discuss top plays to win the money championship game, including motivation and tactics. They also talk about insurance planning, Super Bowl trivia, assessing financial situation, halftime reflection, and advice on comparing insurances and failing faster. In addition, they mention the importance of gratitude, evaluating progress, creating milestones, and enjoying the journey.

Panel members Paula Pant, OG, and Neighbor Doug discuss the money lessons we should have learned in 2023. Topics include Taylor Swift's impact on the economy, lessons in efficiency, interest rates and consumer spending, bluffing games, AI, and the speed of technology platforms.

Jean Chatzky, Today Show Money Editor, shares great tips on budgeting, investments, and money in bank accounts. The podcast also covers falling interest rates, the significance of diversification, analyzing the portfolio impact of global events, and the future of investing in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.