Tax Day 2019 (Plus Parenting Beyond the Rules with Connie Albers)

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

🗓️ 15 April 2019

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Connie Albers joins us today to talk about communication. Specifically, we'll talk about communicating with teenagers, but if you've ever struggled to communicate with anyone, Connie will share great tips on how to build bridges. We'll talk about how to ask the tough questions and have difficult conversations. We'll discuss ways to better understand what's going on in the other person's life. Most of all, we'll discuss ways to be a good leader for your children or for the people around you. If you're still struggling to finish your taxes, Katherine Pomerantz of The Bookkeeping Artist swoops in to save the day. Katherine will share some great tips for ways to possibly save some money on your taxes and also provide some guidance for people not prepared to finish today. How do you file an extension? What if you can't pay the tax due? And in our second headline, the amount of money Americans are paying on credit card interest is only going up this year... by A LOT. And later on in the show we'll throw out the Haven Life line to some new parents. Sebastian and his wife had their baby last year, and they're trying to secure his college future. They have a few different plans in mind, but would like some help on choosing the best one. Then, in our letters segment, Tom has recently started using savings apps. This all sounds well and good, but he also has $13,000 in debt. Should Tom forgo the savings until he has in debt under control? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey this is Joe Crane, host a veteran on on the move podcast,
0:02.8	and when I'm not helping veterans transition
0:04.6	on entrepreneurship, I Stacking Benjamin Show. I'm Joe's Mom's D'Aken. Hello America, let me be the first to welcome you to Tax Day.
0:32.0	It's the day every year where millions of Americans take out the
0:35.4	eraser and search the internet for creative ways to write off their
0:39.0	neighbors dog. But we won't be doing that today because on today's show we're going to talk about how to talk to your kids
0:46.3	That maybe some adults you're close to about money and life
0:50.6	Joining us we welcome best-selling author and mother of five, Connie Albers.
0:56.0	Plus, if you're struggling with your taxes, we have some last minute help from the bookkeeping artist herself,
1:02.0	Catherine Pomerance.
1:04.0	But wait, there's more.
1:06.3	We'll throw out the Haven Life line
1:07.9	and help a listener with their money.
1:09.8	We'll reach out to the mail bag for a question
1:12.1	and save time for my tax day trivia.
1:15.0	And now, two guys who are only here to delay starting work on their own taxes,
1:20.0	it's Joe and O, J, J, J, j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j I think I'll start maybe around four this afternoon, five this afternoon.
1:34.6	You and I both know that's fake news. We filed an extension in March.
1:40.5	Howdy everybody? I am Joe Salcie. I average Joe money on Twitter. Welcome back to another week of fun
1:46.8	Here on the Staki Benjamin show and it's the one week of the year OG that doesn't start off fun for a lot of people.
1:53.0	Some people out there got to write a big check and we're like the,
1:57.0	our job is to remind them that...
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