Our Contributors' Top 3 Lessons From 2020 (plus explosive FinTech news from Tiller)

The Stacking Benjamins Show

Joe Saul-Sehy | Cumulus Podcast Network

Investing, Business, Self-improvement, Education

4.2 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2020

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

With the end of 2020 FINALLY in sight, (and what a long 38 months it's been), we're excited to bring you all of our best lessons from the last year. Between Paula Pant and Len Penzo, with OG and Joe weighing in on all of their top picks, you'll have plenty to chew on. We'd write more here...but who wants to give up what our top picks are? Just listen! PLUS, there's new innovation coming to your computer and phone. Like clockwork, it seems we hear about regular data breaches and how the companies we trust with our information have been mismanaged. Today we'll welcome to our Friday Fintech segment our friend Peter Polson from Tiller Money, to learn all about new advancements coming to your computer and phone app security. This will revolutionize how you look at financial technology in the future. While there's no listener voicemail today, that doesn't mean we're not answering a question. We found a problem we wanted to help someone solve over at the personal finance subreddit. At the very least we'll make sure that (hopefully) none of you Stackers make this same mistake. This poster bought a new car with a 72-month loan attached at 5.9%. The kicker? They have a 710 credit score! With only a few days to return it, they ask what's the good play here? Of course, we'll have ideas. BUT that's not all...we'll also reach the finish line on our year-long trivia contest! Can OG force Len into an overtime week? We'll have the exciting (maybe) conclusion (also...maybe) on today's show. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:27.0	I must stop this whole thing.
0:31.0	What for 53 years I put up with it now.
0:35.0	I must stop Christmas from coming.
0:40.0	But how? A Stacking Benjamin Show. I'm Joe's Mom's neighbor dug and what lessons have you learned from 2020?
1:05.0	Today we'll hear the top three lessons we all should have learned from the mind
1:10.4	behind the Afford Anything Podcast. Wow, 2020's been a doozy for her, Paula
1:16.2	Pant.
1:17.8	And from the mastermind behind the unbelievably named Len Penzo.com, it's LENPENzo! Plus, how safe are your apps on your phone?
1:28.0	Well, today, we're going to discuss a big innovation that'll make it even safer. Here to tell us all about it is Peter
1:35.2	Paulson, creator of Tiller Money. And of course we'll make sure to magnify a
1:40.8	lucky listener's money and last but not least we'll share the
1:44.8	exciting finish to our 2020 trivia challenge. Can OG Force Len into a
1:50.8	playoff and now a guy who's been around since banking began it's Joe
1:56.5	Saul see hi Which is, by the way, three years after, Len Penzo got on the internet. True story.
2:10.8	Hey everybody, welcome to History for the Wind Podcast. I'm Joe Salce,
2:14.4	I average Joe Money on Twitter and happy Friday to you and one of my favorite
2:19.1	episodes of the year is when we start talking about lessons we should have learned
2:22.2	and we're going to do that today.
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