Let's Get Un-Trashy (with Tara McKenna of Zero Waste Collective)

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

🗓️ 24 January 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

How's the clutter around your house? Too many Amazon boxes laying around to count? Good news, we are sharing ways to help both the environment, your ability to focus, and your wallet today. Tara McKenna joins us to share her journey to living a largely zero-waste lifestyle. It wasn't always easy, but she found some surprising results, and you could too with just a few simple changes to your lifestyle. She shares tips to be more aware of the trash you create and ways to reduce the unnecessary "stuff" you have laying around. Consuming less leads to less spending, and she shares easy ways you can get started on the journey toward your own zero-waste lifestyle.

During our headline segment, we're diving into the reasons behind Peloton's recent stock price drop. Is the Peloton era coming to an end? We'll share our take and recent news Peloton announced about their products. We'll also answer VJ's question about the 4% rule. How do taxes impact this? And of course, we'll leave time for Doug to share some nearly misguided trivia.

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0:00.0	You know it's Monday, OG.
0:01.9	And you know what that means?
0:21.5	Yes, it's another Monday. No. It's a manic Monday. I wish it was Sunday. Because that's my fun day. I don't have to run day. Okay, that's enough. I think everybody gets the joke. Let's move along. Oh, is that a joke? I thought we were making that up as we went. I don't even know what he's referring to.
0:28.1	But what I'm referring to is the fact that we had a safe weekend again this weekend because of the men and women of our military, keeping us safe.
0:39.6	So here's two our military members on behalf of the men and women making this podcast here in Mom's Baseman and the men and women of navy federal credit union big shout out happy monday happy monday let's go stack some benjamins together shall we he got me invested in
0:46.8	some kind of fruit company and so then i got a call from him saying we don't have to worry about money
0:53.3	no more and i, that's good.
0:56.9	One less thing.
1:03.4	Live from Joe's Mom's Basement, it's The Stacking Benjamin Show.
1:08.6	Oh, no, no, no, The Stacking Benjamin's show.
1:22.3	I'm Joe's mom's neighbor, Doug, and today is Change Your Pets Life Day.
1:24.3	Know how you can change your pet's life?
1:26.0	Just pay attention to them.
1:26.9	It's not that difficult.
1:28.3	And it's hard to pay attention to anything when your house is full of junk. So today, we're talking trash with the author
1:34.7	behind the book, Don't Be Trashy, Tarrow McKenna. Plus, in our headline segment, bad news for that
1:41.5	Peloton bike in the corner. What's it mean for you and your investments?
1:46.5	And we'll throw out the Haven Lifeline to Vijay,
1:49.9	who asks a great tax planning question.
1:53.1	And now, two guys who are ready to trash some bad financial planning,
1:57.5	it's Joe and O J-J-J-J-JJJJJJG. We got the torches out. We're ready to go.
2:08.1	O.G. Time to trash some bad financial planning. Hey, everybody. Welcome to your Monday.
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