Kicking the 9-5 To The Curb (with Lee Huffman)

The Stacking Benjamins Show

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

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

4.4 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 8 October 2018

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Our featured guest coming down to the basement has two kids... and he still kicked his job to the curb and made the jump to the self-employed route. Why did he do it? And HOW did he do it? Lee Huffman will tell us the story today.

Plus, in today's headlines, USAA's Director of Life and Health Insurance, Sean Scaturro will walk us through open enrollment and health insurance, which can be a pretty daunting thing to take on. In our second headline, what are the hidden costs behind Amazon's recent wage hike for their workers? You might be surprise at what's REALLY going on.

Later we'll throw the Haven Life Line to Ethan, who has a few questions on backdoor Roth conversions. Plus we'll answer a letter from Elizabeth, who's a little late to the financial game. What should her investing focus be... and what are some good financial tips for someone who got into the game later on?

Of course, we'll still take some time for Doug's trivia.

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Dave at the New York Budget.com.
0:03.0	And when I'm not breakdancing on the subway for money, I'm stacking Benjamins.
0:13.0	Live from Joe's mom's basement, it's the Stacking Benjamin's show.
0:31.0	I'm Joe's mom's neighbor, Doug, and today is national kick butt day.
0:36.4	So in spirit of kicking some boot, hey, we've invited down to the basement of guy who's kicked his job to the curb and now is self-employed.
0:40.3	Even with two young kids, how did he fight the fear and still make the switch?
0:45.3	Today we'll talk to the guy behind the new We Traveled There podcast, Lee Huffman.
0:50.7	Plus, in our headline segment, it's open enrollment times for many companies and for the
0:55.7	Affordable Care Act.
0:57.2	What should you know?
0:58.4	We're joined by USAA's Director of Life and Health Insurance, Sean Skaturo.
1:03.8	Plus, we'll throw out the Haven Lifeline to Syed, who's starting a company, answer a
1:08.7	listener letter, and more.
1:10.7	And now, two guys who constantly get their butts kicked by Joe's mom.
1:15.4	It's so fun to watch.
1:17.3	Joe and O, jeez, jeez.
1:32.1	She said she kick our butt if we don't bring it today.
1:36.6	I thought butt kicking day was the day that you do those like high kicks to stretch out your quads.
1:40.1	Oh, but do you do enough of those, man? You feel how your heart gets racing?
1:42.0	Yeah. Also your butt hurts.
2:04.5	Correct. That's that's the side effect nobody tells you about. Like, oh yeah. Oh yeah, by the way, your butt may or may not hurt. Hey, everybody. Welcome to the workouts of the morning podcast. I'm Joe Salsy. I average Joe Money on Twitter and across the table from me, this glorious first full week of October. It is my good friend, O.G. I guess it is the first full week of October, isn't it? It's kind of weird because it feels like it's been October for like 10 days.
2:10.6	At least for five. You know what's cool? So I got my October mug. Check this one out. I just got
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