Hope, Riches, and the Titanic

The Stacking Benjamins Show

Joe Saul-Sehy and Josh ‘OG’ Bannerman, CFP

Education, Business, Money, Investing, Financial Planning, Cfp, Personal Finance, Retirement

4.4 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2022

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

Do you have a dream that hasn't yet been achieved? Are you fascinated with the sinking of the Titanic? If so on either account, you aren't alone. The Titanic's demise is one of the most famous shipwreck stories that has been told over and over again by survivors, and dreaming? Well, that's natural. We all want better. So how do these two ideas mesh? While some dreamt of riches bringing the ship back to the surface, it took decades to find the wreck. Not one or two, but many people had grand ideas of how to locate and preserve the ship. The stories of the Titanic and MANY other shipwrecks are documented in today's guest's new book. Daniel Stone has been fascinated by shipwrecks since he was a kid. He's here today to share shocking facts about shipwrecks and how several people have made it their life's work to find and preserve the Titanic. In our headline segment, we're talking about active vs passive investing. Is one better than the other and why the recent push toward active management? Joe and OG talk about what steps you should take with your own portfolio. We also answer Sheri's question about taking social security benefits. And we can't leave Doug out so he'll share his trivia. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Did you know that Discover is more than a credit card with Discover's online savings account?
0:04.4	You can earn five times more interest than the national savings average. Five times.
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0:18.8	with confidence today. Discover Bank member FDIC. On this treasure of a Monday, we want to start
0:26.8	to show like we start most of our shows with our coffee cups raised in the air, a big salute
0:33.3	to the men and women of our Armed Forces. On behalf of the people making podcast here in the
0:38.0	basement. And on behalf of the men and women of Navy Federal Credit Union, thanks to our troops.
0:44.2	Thanks, everybody. Go stack some Benjamin. Shall we? Fine.
0:49.8	Hunting for a treasure chest of money talk, you're in luck because live from Joe's mom's basement,
1:01.3	it's the stacking Benjamin show.
1:13.7	I'm Joe's mom's neighbor Doug and grab your gear because today we're going treasure hunting.
1:19.3	Our guide is a man bearing tales of dreamers who obsessed about the deep sea and the wealth they'd
1:25.0	find exploring the wreck of the Titanic, Daniel Stone. For our TikTok minute, remember that guy
1:33.2	running for governor of New York who said the rent's too damn high? Well, guess what? What's old
1:39.8	maybe new again and speaking of new advisor opinions of actively managed funds may be changing.
1:46.0	We'll share the data. Of course, we'll also dive into a question on the Haven Lifeline
1:51.1	and I'll help you submerge yourself in today's golden trivia question. And now,
1:57.2	two guys who are the Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet of his podcast.
2:02.2	Oh, Joe, and oh, Jo, Jo, Jo, Jo, Jo, Jo, Jo, Jo, Jo, Jo, which one of you is saying
2:14.0	hate me like one of your French girls. Oh, gee, it's the wind beneath my wings.
2:20.8	Hey, everybody. Welcome. Welcome to another fun Monday of the stack Benjamin show.
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