It's Monday morning in America. We all successfully woke up. You know why I can say that,

O.G? Because if we didn't successfully wake up, we wouldn't be listening to the show.

That's not true. Chat GPT4 now fixes all of this. It just will create avatars for us,

and we don't even have to be here anymore. So we could, they don't know, we could

be chat GTP 4 in it right now. People have no idea whether we're actually here or not. But you

know who was here all weekend long? The men and women in our military keeping us safe while we were

chat GPT in it up. So let's raise a glass, gentlemen, to our armed forces.

On behalf of the men and women at Navy Federal Credit Union

and the men and women making podcast, Mom's Basement,

let's go stack some benjamins together this week, shall we?

My gosh, you boys already know.

I'm not letting that Ramsey boy come over and play

until you clean up your rooms.

Music that Ramsey boy come over and play until you clean up your rooms. Live from Joe's mom's basement, it's the stacking Benjamin show.

I'm Joe's mom's neighbor, Doug, and today we dive into the salve for your money problems,

the cure for your empty wallet, yes, the spanks of personal finance, your budget.

Say hello to the woman who makes budgets work, Alison Baggerly.

In our headline segment, does more information make you a better investor? What kind of information is best? We'll share a recent story from the Wall Street Journal and in our

TikTok minute, well, you'll just have to hear it to believe it. Plus, we'll throw out the Haven Lifeline to Tom, a lucky stacker, who wants to know what happens

to your savings account when you don't have a beneficiary designated.

And, of course, I'll share some restrictive trivia.

And now, two guys who could inspire Midas to budget, it's Joe and O Jujia, Jha, Jee.

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